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Global hunger slightly declines with Africa most impacted
The German organization "Vilhutanger Hilfe" recorded a slight decrease in the number of hungry people worldwide. According to the United Nations Food Report, approximately 645 million people suffered from hunger in 2025, a decrease of about 14 million compared to 2024 and 43 million compared to 2022. However, this progress remains insufficient, as it is projected that around 510 to 520 million people will suffer from chronic malnutrition in 2030 if current trends continue. Data indicate that Africa now has the largest absolute number of hungry people in the world, currently estimated at 309 million. Additionally, the number of people struggling to afford a healthy diet is increasing, with 66% of the population there lacking sufficient income to do so.
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