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Getting to Zero Hunger

Download PDF — Complete Report
English, 47 pages, 3.1mb

Global Hunger Index 2016: Getting to Zero Hunger — Complete Report
English, 47 pages, 3.1mb

Download PDF — Country Case Studies
English, 32 pages, 2.8mb

Country Case Studies 2016: Getting to Zero Hunger — Country Case Studies
English, 32 pages, 2.8mb

Download PDF — Zimbabwe Case Study
English, 20 pages, 581kb

Zimbabwe Case Study: Global Hunger Index 2016 — Zimbabwe Case Study
English, 20 pages, 581kb

Download PDF — Synopsis
English, 8 pages, 495kb

Synopsis: Global Hunger Index 2016 — Synopsis
English, 8 pages, 495kb

Download PDF — Africa Edition
English, 20 pages, 2.7mb

Africa Edition: Global Hunger Index 2016 — Africa Edition
English, 20 pages, 2.7mb

Download PDF — Complete Report
Korean, 34 pages, 11.5mb

Global Hunger Index 2016: Korean version — Complete Report
Korean, 34 pages, 11.5mb

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The Global Hunger Index is a peer-reviewed annual report, jointly published by Concern Worldwide, Welthungerhilfe, and the Institute for International Law of Peace and Armed Conflict (IFHV), designed to comprehensively measure and track hunger at the global, regional, and country levels. The aim of the GHI is to trigger action to reduce hunger around the world.

Concern Worldwide works with the world's poorest people to transform their lives. It is an international humanitarian organisation dedicated to tackling poverty and suffering in the world’s poorest countries.

Welthungerhilfe is one of the largest private aid organisations in Germany, independent of politics and religion. It was established in 1962, as the German section of the "Freedom from Hunger Campaign".

The Institute for International Law of Peace and Armed Conflict (IFHV) is one of Europe’s leading academic institutions to conduct research on humanitarian crises.

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