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World hunger decreases for third consecutive year but risks remain.
5 sourcesFirst reported 12 hours agoUpdated 37 minutes ago
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- Global hunger has decreased for the third consecutive year, impacting approximately 645 million people.
- Despite overall improvements, 2.69 billion individuals cannot afford a healthy diet, and child malnutrition remains a significant concern.
- The rise in obesity rates among adults is noted alongside deteriorating anemia conditions in women.
- United Nations agencies warn that ongoing conflicts, particularly in the Middle East, and the effects of El Niño pose potential risks to food security.
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Bloomberg
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World Hunger Eases for Third Year But War and El Niño Pose Risks
Bloomberg· 12 hours ago
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ΟΗΕ: Μειώθηκε η παγκόσμια πείνα για τρίτη χρονιά – Οι νέες απειλές για την επισιτιστική ασφάλεια
Τα Νέα· 9 hours ago
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Η παγκόσμια πείνα παραμένει παρότι υπάρχουν σημάδια βελτίωσης
Αυγή· 9 hours ago
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ΟΗΕ: Μείωση στα ποσοστά πείνας παγκοσμίως - Υψηλός παραμένει ο παιδικός υποσιτισμός
CNN Greece· 37 minutes ago
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Έκθεση: Η πείνα μειώνεται, αλλά το πιάτο παραμένει άδειο για 645 εκατ. ανθρώπους
Politis· 9 hours ago