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In 2024, 300 million people faced acute hunger.
After the world, it is of course, after the United Nations finds that more than 295 million people face more than 295 million people in 2024.
Fears are growing for the future, because it is prescribed to the main donor countries to reduce financing this year.
Climate change and economic crises affect 96 million people in 18 countries, including Syria and Yemen.
The leading reasons for the world’s largest humanitarian crisis in the conflict and violence in Sudan, after a two-year civil war.
In Gaza, all the foods of Israel, the blockade of water and medicine, entered a third month produced by the crisis.
Thus, the failure of global food filthy systems – or the failure of humanity?
Presenter:
Guests:
Chris Gunness – United Nations Communications Director, United Nations Release and Work Agency for Palestinian Refugees in the Middle East (Andwa)
Elise NalbanDian – Regional Advocacy and Promotion Manager for Oxfam in Africa
Sara Hayat – Specialist on Climate Change and Politics
