In the Food Security and Nutrition Status 2016 report in the World, 38 million to increase the previous year, this rate was largely due to violent clashes and shocks due to climate.

Global hunger, which has been steadily declining since about 10 years ago, has risen again. According to the United Nations' annual report on food safety and nutrition in the world today, according to an annual report released in 2016, starvation affects 815 million people, compared to 11 percent of the world population. At the same time, various forms of mis-feeding threaten the health of millions of people.

According to the World Food Safety and Nutrition Status 2017 report, global fasting grew by 38 million in 2016 compared to the previous year, which was largely due to violent clashes and climatic shocks. According to the report, about 155 million children under 5 years of age suffer stunted (very short compared to their age) and 52 million (from very low weight). Approximately 41 million children are said to be overweight. Anemia in women (anemia) and obesity in adults are a source of concern. All these trends are not only a result of conflicts and climate change; at the same time as a result of the rapid change in the eating habits and the economic stagnation.

Report; is the first UN global assessment of food safety and nutrition to follow the implementation of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda aimed at ending the famine by 2030 as the head of international policy priorities and ending all forms of malnutrition.

The report shows conflicts that combine with increasing climate change as one of the main causes behind the re-emergence of the starvation and many malnutrition types. In the joint preamble that the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the International Agricultural Development Fund (IFAD), the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF), the World Food Program (WFP) and the World Health Organization (WHO) the conflicts have risen dramatically in number, and by nature they have become more complex and difficult to control, "he said. The Presidents cautioned that children in the world are exposed to food insecurity and malnutrition and concentrated in conflict areas.

"We will not be able to end global hunger and all the wrong nutrition types until 2030 if we do not respond to all the factors that negatively affect food safety and nutrition," said the forerunner. This is a necessary condition for the establishment of peaceful and inclusive societies "

Presidents of UN agencies reported that some parts of South Sudan were scarce in the first months of 2017, and that there was a high likelihood that this could happen and that Nigeria might emerge in other places affected by conflicts such as northern Nigeria, Somalia and Yemen.
Presidents El Nino warned that the effects of the weather event could dampen food safety and nutrition, as well as the calmer droughts and sellers in some regions, as well as the global economic downturn.

Hunger And Food Safety

The total sum of hungry people in the world: 815 million.

* In Asia: 520 million

* In Africa:250 million

* Latin America and Caribbean: 42 million

* Distribution of hungry world population: 11 %

* Asia: 11.7%

* Africa: 20% (East Africa 33.9%)

* Latin America and Caribbean: 6.6%

Wrong Nutrition In All Directions

* Very short compared to age Number of children under 5 years: 155 million

* The number of people living in countries affected by conflict in such a way: 122 million

* Very weak compared to the number of children under 5: 52 million

* Number of obese adults: 641 million (This corresponds to 13 percent of adults on the planet)

* Overweight children under 5: 41 million

* Number of women affected by fertility at anemia: 613 million (about 33 percent of total women)

The Impact of Wars

* Number of people living in countries affected by conflict from 815 million people starving in the world: 489 million

* The prevalence of conflicts arising from institutional and environmental vulnerability conditions is 11 and 18 percent higher.

* People living in countries affected by prolonged conflict are fed about two and a half times less than others.