According to the Global Hunger Index 2024, Burundi and South Sudan rank as the world's most food-insecure nations, with Somalia and Yemen following closely.
Chad, Madagascar, and Lesotho also struggle with malnutrition.
The Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Niger, and Liberia complete the list, highlighting the persistent global food crisis.
Malnutrition has long-term consequences, affecting health, development, and economic growth.
