Calculation is based on data provided by
Feeding America
.

A Closer Look at World Hunger

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About 1 in 8 households in the U.S. with children can’t afford to buy enough food for their families.
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More than 80 million children in Asia have experienced stunted growth due to extended periods of hunger and starvation.
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Since early 2020 in Latin America and the Caribbean, 85 million children lost access to school feeding programs that provided their daily nutritional needs.
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Food insecurity in the Mediterranean and in Central and Eastern Europe is significantly higher than in Northern and Western Europe.
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The Middle East, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon are highly affected by food insecurity and hunger because of rapid currency depreciation and rising inflation.
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About 226.7 million people are starving in Africa and one in four people in Sub-Saharan Africa are starving.
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About 1 in 8 households in the U.S. with children can’t afford to buy enough food for their families.
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More than 80 million children in Asia have experienced stunted growth due to extended periods of hunger and starvation.
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Since early 2020 in Latin America and the Caribbean, 85 million children lost access to school feeding programs that provided their daily nutritional needs.
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Food insecurity in the Mediterranean and in Central and Eastern Europe is significantly higher than in Northern and Western Europe.
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The Middle East, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon are highly affected by food insecurity and hunger because of rapid currency depreciation and rising inflation.
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About 226.7 million people are starving in Africa and one in four people in Sub-Saharan Africa are starving.
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About 1 in 8 households in the U.S. with children can’t afford to buy enough food for their families.
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More than 80 million children in Asia have experienced stunted growth due to extended periods of hunger and starvation.
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Since early 2020 in Latin America and the Caribbean, 85 million children lost access to school feeding programs that provided their daily nutritional needs.
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Food insecurity in the Mediterranean and in Central and Eastern Europe is significantly higher than in Northern and Western Europe.
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The Middle East, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon are highly affected by food insecurity and hunger because of rapid currency depreciation and rising inflation.
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About 226.7 million people are starving in Africa and one in four people in Sub-Saharan Africa are starving.
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About 1 in 8 households in the U.S. with children can’t afford to buy enough food for their families.

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More than 80 million children in Asia have experienced stunted growth due to extended periods of hunger and starvation.
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Since early 2020 in Latin America and the Caribbean, 85 million children lost access to school feeding programs that provided their daily nutritional needs.
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Food insecurity in the Mediterranean and in Central and Eastern Europe is significantly higher than in Northern and Western Europe.
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The Middle East, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon are highly affected by food insecurity and hunger because of rapid currency depreciation and rising inflation.
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About 226.7 million people are starving in Africa and one in four people in Sub-Saharan Africa are starving.
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About 1 in 8 households in the U.S. with children can’t afford to buy enough food for their families.

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More than 80 million children in Asia have experienced stunted growth due to extended periods of hunger and starvation.
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Since early 2020 in Latin America and the Caribbean, 85 million children lost access to school feeding programs that provided their daily nutritional needs.
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Food insecurity in the Mediterranean and in Central and Eastern Europe is significantly higher than in Northern and Western Europe.
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The Middle East, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon are highly affected by food insecurity and hunger because of rapid currency depreciation and rising inflation.
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About 226.7 million people are starving in Africa and one in four people in Sub-Saharan Africa are starving.
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About 1 in 8 households in the U.S. with children can’t afford to buy enough food for their families.

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More than 80 million children in Asia have experienced stunted growth due to extended periods of hunger and starvation.
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Since early 2020 in Latin America and the Caribbean, 85 million children lost access to school feeding programs that provided their daily nutritional needs.
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Food insecurity in the Mediterranean and in Central and Eastern Europe is significantly higher than in Northern and Western Europe.
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The Middle East, Yemen, Syria, and Lebanon are highly affected by food insecurity and hunger because of rapid currency depreciation and rising inflation.
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About 226.7 million people are starving in Africa and one in four people in Sub-Saharan Africa are starving.