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Location: Asia

Sri Lanka

The widespread effects of the unprecedented economic crisis that overtook Sri Lanka in 2022 are still heavily felt across the country. Over a quarter of the population is now estimated to live below the poverty line, which hurts their access sufficient, nutritious food.

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Tajikistan

With the landscape in Tajikistan being mountainous with only 7% of farmable land, which is vulnerable to extreme climate events, food insecurity is a challenge for the majority of its population.

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Timor-Leste

As one of the newest countries in the world, Timor-Leste is struggling with food insecurity as they’re highly dependent on agriculture, which is vulnerable to extreme climate events.

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Kyrgyzstan

Recurring climate-related shocks and disasters including floods and mudslides also hamper the resilience of families and entire communities.

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Children in Myanmar

Myanmar

A majority of its people struggle with physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food. Conflict and political crises continue to hinder progress towards ending hunger.

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green mountains and fisherman walking

Nepal

Nepal faces challenging geography, civil unrest and a lack of infrastructure complicate efforts to improve livelihoods, establish functioning markets and transport food.

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Pacific Island Countries

The Pacific is one of the most vulnerable regions to natural hazards in the world, with climate-related shocks and disasters increasingly posing threats to sustainable growth and stability in the region.

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Man wades through flooded waters holding bread

Pakistan

Flooding and landslides have caused widespread destruction across Pakistan. The country is reeling from the devastating climate disaster.

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Shuborno Rani holds box of WFP food

India

The second most populous country in the world, India has enjoyed steady economic growth but high levels of poverty, food insecurity and malnutrition persist. India is home to a quarter of all undernourished people worldwide, so it’s a key to tackling hunger on a global scale. That’s why WFP is on the ground, working to support India’s quest for self-sufficient food systems.

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