World Bank lists five ‘alarming’ statistics on global hunger

A call to action: delivering the right data at the right time to make the right decisions

To drive meaningful progress, we must invest in robust data systems and harness technological innovations to transform a fragmented data landscape into a more cohesive and actionable one. Better data leads to better decisions, and with food security conditions worsening, the need for timely, accurate insights has never been more urgent.
As part of our commitment to addressing food and nutrition insecurity, we are accelerating efforts to equip countries with high-frequency monitoring solutions powered by advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence. In collaboration with partners, we aim to expand the Joint Monitoring Report into an innovative, cost-effective platform for rapid, data-driven food security assessments in 60 countries by 2030.

Additionally, we are strengthening our forecasting capabilities by integrating new metrics into forward-looking databases such as the World Food Security Outlook. These enhancements will improve forecast precision, better anticipate aid needs, and more accurately identify protracted crises and emergency hotspots through 2030, enabling earlier responses to future crises. At the same time, we recognize that these advanced capabilities depend on the availability of high-quality primary data to function effectively.

Global leaders, policymakers, and partners can make investments to ensure the right data is available at the right time to drive informed, effective decisions. By staying ahead of this rapidly evolving landscape, we can turn insights into action and build a more resilient, food-secure future.

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