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Donor funding to alleviate hunger in the world's neediest countries plummeted in 2023, despite exacerbating global food insecurity reaching record highs, aid agencies said. Humanitarian appeals for the 17 countries bearing the brunt of food insecurity suffered a staggering funding gap of 65% last year, up 23% from 2022. Afghanistan, Honduras, Malawi, Mozambique, Guatemala, Burundi…
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The global hunger funding gap has hit 65% for countries with the most urgent needs, according to the Action Against Hunger 2024 Hunger Funding Gap report, which was released today to coincide with the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos. The new analysis of funding through the UN humanitarian system reveals that only 35% of appeals from countries dealing with crisis levels of hunger were satisfied in 2023, resulting in a hunger funding gap of 65%, up 23% from the prior year.