Global hunger declines but remains fragile

The "Sofi 2026" report shows a decline in global hunger for the third consecutive year, with the number of hungry people dropping to 645 million in 2025, representing 7.8% of the world's population—down 14 million from 2024 and 43 million from 2022. Nevertheless, challenges remain, with projections indicating that the number of hungry could rise to 582 million by 2030 if climate crises worsen and humanitarian funding stalls. The report emphasizes that progress depends on effective policies and investments, praising improvements in some regions, but also highlighting that consumers are struggling to afford healthy food. It calls for strengthening supply chains and investing in resilient and sustainable food systems.

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