The Global Hunger Index is an annual publication that tracks the state of hunger worldwide, and spotlights the places where corrective action is most urgently needed. This year's report shows that some progress has been made in reducing hunger since 2000, but levels are still serious or alarming in 51 countries.
This year's report focuses on the inequalities underlying hunger, including geographic, income, and gender inequality and the inequalities of social, political and economic power in which they are rooted. The report will be launched in London at an event where a distinguished panel will discuss these underlying inequalities. The event takes place at RIBA, at 66 Portland Place, London W1, from 5.30-7pm. You can sign up
here, or download the report
here.
The Sustain alliance campaigns for greener, healthier and fairer food systems for everyone. Find out more about our activities to fight food poverty in the UK
here.