Worse Hunger Crises Are Getting Lesser Attention: Report

The report also noted that United Nations (UN) fulfils half of the funding needs of the global hunger requirement

$51.5 Bn Needed To Help 222 Mn Hungry People In 2023: UN Body

According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), 222 million hungry people are at the top of the list for the USD 51.5 billion aid campaign for 2023

40 Mn More Pushed Into Acute Hunger Last Year: United Nations

Among 53 countries facing the problem, the most affected include the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Yemen and Afghanistan where millions face hunger after the country plunged into financial crisis following the Taliban takeover in 2021

Amid farmer protest, Navjot Singh Sidhu claims country on path to extreme hunger, famine

Amid farmer protest, Navjot Singh Sidhu claims country on path to extreme hunger, famine

Brad Paisley, wife pledge one million meals to help fight hunger in US

Brad Paisley, wife pledge one million meals to help fight hunger in US

COVID-19 Driving Up Hunger In Vulnerable Countries: UN FAO

Recent data from the FAO-hosted Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) initiative indicates that in Afghanistan, food insecurity -- already alarmingly high -- has now been aggravated by the impact of coronavirus.

Nutrition In The News: Gender Matters

BW Sustainability’s Neeta Misra Speaks with Sonali Khan of Sesame Workshop India on their work in India, nutrition, missing children and why gender matters

Hunger Or Experience… What Matters More?

Clients look out mostly for the experience and expertise one brings in a specific area but sometimes the hunger to achieve excellence scores much above the expertise dimension

Failing Farmers on access to Financial Services

A major barrier to access to bank accounts and loans is the inability of marginal, landless labourers and women to procure evidence of cultivation of their farm land to avail loans

Malnutrition To Be Serious Challenge In Controlling NCDs In South Asia

Poor diets now pose a greater risk to health than unsafe sex, alcohol, drug and tobacco use combined and if there are no changes introduced in the current food system, there will still be 188 million calorie deficient people in South Asia in 2030

Behold Your House, For The Butcher Isn’t Far Away

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Crisis Looms As Importers Sit Out Grain Price Highs