Global Hunger Index 2017—Fact Sheet

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International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
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11.10.17
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Sustaining FOOD AVAILABILITY

Oct 12, 2017

Global Hunger Index 2017—Fact Sheet

This year one country hit the threshold of 50, which signifies extremely alarming hunger levels. But, it is impossible to know exactly how severe hunger is in some of the world’s poorest countries that lack data to determine GHI scores.

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Global Hunger Index 2017—Fact Sheet

Global Hunger Index 2017—Fact Sheet

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