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Conflict and climate drive record global hunger in 2024, UN says

  • On May 16, the United Nations published its latest report revealing an increase in hunger and malnutrition across 53 countries in 2024.
  • The increase occurred due to overlapping conflict, extreme weather events, and economic shocks, with conflict impacting nearly 140 million people.
  • The report highlights that more than 295 million people suffered acute food insecurity, including 38 million malnourished children and 1.9 million facing famine-like conditions.
  • The report highlights a 5% increase compared to last year, with nearly a quarter of people in the most affected areas facing severe hunger, and cautions about potentially the largest reductions in humanitarian aid funding, ranging from 10% to over 45%.
  • The report calls for scaled-up emergency and long-term aid, emphasizing support for local agriculture to break the hunger cycle amid a bleak outlook for 2025.
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FRESH NEWS broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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