Global Hunger Declines for Third Consecutive Year
Global hunger declined for a third consecutive year in 2025, with approximately 645 million people affected, according to a United Nations report. Progress was recorded across several regions, particularly Asia. However, climate disruption, trade uncertainty, child malnutrition and the high cost of nutritious food continue threatening further improvement worldwide.
Food security is improving globally, but billions still cannot afford a healthy diet.
International agencies will monitor climate conditions, food prices and access to nutritious food.
2022:
Approximately 8.6% of the global population experienced hunger.
2025:
The proportion reportedly declined to 7.8%.
Next:
Governments must protect progress from climate and trade-related disruption.
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