State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World, A Look At UN-FAO Report

Years of growth has gone into reverse mode due to the increasing levels of food insecurity in the world. The income and supply chain was disrupted due to COVID. Earlier, the increase in hunger was seen due to socio-economic conditions, natural hazards, climate change and other factors.
Now a serious increase in food insecurity has been registered in the world due to COVID. Due to this, vulnerable families have been affected in almost every country and its impact is expected to last this year as well as next year.
A UN-FAO report titled 'The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2021' states that in the year 2020, between 720 to 811 million people faced hunger in the world. Although it was being estimated to reach 768 million, after the survey, it saw an increase of 118 million. If we look at the figures, this is about 161 million more than the year 2019.
A UN-FAO report titled 'The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2021' states that in the year 2020, between 720 to 811 million people faced hunger in the world. Although it was being estimated to reach 768 million, after the survey, it saw an increase of 118 million. If we look at the figures, this is about 161 million more than the year 2019.
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