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112.2 million more people around the world were driven to hunger after 2020, compared to the previous major global food crisis in 2008-2009. Despite this significant increase in hunger (116%), the international community is not responding with the same…

Nearly 7 million people currently face food insecurity mainly associated to climate change impacts.

The devastating impacts of the acute spike in prices is making it increasingly hard for aid organizations to meet people's needs.

Somalia remains on the cusp of famine as a sixth failed rain season is projected.

The latest food classification report projects famine in parts of Somalia in 2023 unless the international community increases its support now.

The combination of hunger, reduced incomes and the skyrocketing cost of living creates huge amounts of stress on households, which increases the risks of gender-based violence.

Reports indicate a 33% increase in cases in October. The situation could worsen with the upcoming rainy season and provoke a new spike in cases.

The global fertilizer shortage, and the resulting spike in prices are making it increasingly harder for people to produce and buy food.

The resurgence of cholera in some of the world’s hunger hotspots, including Haiti, Syria, Pakistan, South Sudan and Afghanistan, is threatening the lives of millions of already vulnerable people.