Key Messages:
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We continue to face a major food and nutrition security (FNS) crisis and projections indicate that 8% of the world population will still be facing hunger in 2030.
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Five key risks are affecting all aspects of FNS from food access and availability to food utilization and stability. Countries from all income groups are impacted.
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WBG committed $16b in response to FNS crisis: over $12b for WB (IBRD/IDA), exceeding its 15-month goal in less than a year; $3.5b for IFC; and $50m in MIGA guarantee.
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WBG FNS response is a mix of emergency response, and long-term investments in resilience. Social protection responses have been the first line of defense for mitigating the immediate impacts of the crisis.
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WB support is expected to benefit 296 million people, targeting at least 50% women.
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WBG support builds on partnerships at the global, regional and country levels, combining financing and knowledge to achieve the best impacts on the ground.
Year of publication | |
Geographic coverage | Global |
Originally published | 09 May 2023 |
Related organisation(s) | World Bank |
Knowledge service | Metadata | Global Food and Nutrition Security | Food security and food crises Nutrition | Food availabilityFood and nutrition securityAccess to food |
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