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The main takeaway from the discussions during the launch was the importance of transitioning from emergency food assistance to long-term food systems development.
The 2024 Global Hunger Index (GHI) was launched on October 30 at the Cinemateca Boliviana in La Paz.
With great success and the participation of more than 80 people, Welthungerhilfe presented for the sixth consecutive year the Global Hunger Index report in Peru.
In Mali, the 2024 GHI was launched by the Minister Commissioner for Food Security and the German Ambassador, with 60 attendees from civil society, government, both national and international NGOs, UN agencies and donor organizations.
Join us as we discuss the findings of the 2024 Global Hunger Index and explore how advancing gender justice can create a climate-resilient world where all people are guaranteed the right to adequate food to lead healthy, productive lives.
Alliance2015, the African Union (AU), and Ethiopian government ministries of agriculture, Health and Agricultural Transformation Institute joined hands to launch the 2023 Global Hunger Index (GHI) Report.
In Malawi, the 2023 GHI was launched in November 2023 with an aim of stimulating conversations around the overall status of food systems in the country and the role that the youth must play in realizing food security.
On April 17, 2024, the 2023 Global Hunger Index (GHI) Report was unveiled at the Mamba Point Hotel in Monrovia under the theme “The power of Youth in Shaping Food Systems”.
Welthungerhilfe (WHH) and Concern Worldwide host a conversation that spotlights diverse experiences of youth from around the world.
The launch of the 2022 GHI drew on the insights presented in the report to look at the power of rights-based, bottom-up, community-led governance to drive food systems transformation and highlight experiences from different contexts.