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Context: Recently, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) published its “State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2021 report" which provides a grim reminder of impact of COVID-19 pandemic on Food security. Key highlights of the report
By the end of 2020, global consumer food prices were the highest in six years. In the first four months of 2021, they continued to rise.
In 2020, 149 million children (under five years of age) will grow up stunted or too short for their age. Some 45 million children have been wasted, or do not have the right weight for their height.
More than half of the world’s undernourished are found in Asia (418 million) and more than one-third in Africa (282 million).
The burden of malnutrition remains a global challenge
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A few suggested from the report:
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