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Learn and adapt – discover the principles of sustainable farming with this handy brochure and reach out to our farming experts for more information.

The 2019 GHI shows that multiple countries have higher hunger levels now than in 2010. Approximately 45 countries are set to fail to achieve low levels of hunger by 2030. Conflict, inequality, and the effects of climate change have all contributed to persistently high levels of hunger and food insecurity around the world.

Figures, facts, testimonies: The Annual Report 2019 is an informative review of Welthungerhilfe's work over the past year. In 2019, 2,803 employees from 64 nations worked in 36 countries and 499 projects worldwide. With total funding of €221.6 million, we supported 10.5 million people with the aim of achieving our goal: zero hunger.

This flyer briefly summarises the 2019 Annual Report's facts and figures as an overview of Welthungerhilfe's work. In 2019, 2,803 employees from 64 nations worked in 36 countries and 499 projects worldwide. With total funding of €221.6 million, we supported 10.5 million people with the aim of achieving our goal: zero hunger.

A world map displaying the 2020 Global Hunger Index scores. Alarming levels of hunger have been identified in 3 countries – Chad, Timor-Leste, and Madagascar –based on GHI scores. For some countries, data for calculating GHI scores are not available. Based on other known data, alarming hunger has also been provisionally identified in another 8 countries: Burundi, Central African Republic, Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, and Yemen.

Support for displaced people and returnees: This brochure offers an overview of Welthungerhilfe's past and current projects in Iraq.

The World Risk Index 2019 indicates the disaster risk for 180 countries in the world. This year's report focuses on water supply

Hunger figures: Download the 2019 Global Hunger Index synopsis

The lack of ambitious climate policies puts food security in jeopardy.​​

The 2019 GHI shows that multiple countries have higher hunger levels now than in 2010.

A world map displaying the 2019 Global Hunger Index scores

For the 26th time Welthungerhilfe and terre des hommes Germany have published their report on the reality of German development policy