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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
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Danielle Summer

Women Leaders Are Fighting The Global Hunger Crisis In Ways You Won't Expect

Severe drought in Madagascar is causing what some have called the first climate-induced famine. Photo: AFP / RIJASOLO

The current climate crisis has pushed almost 30 million children, 27 million, into hunger and malnutrition, making an increase of 135 per cent since last year's records – according to a recent Save the Children report.

In the countries that have been heavily impacted by weather extremes in 2022, including Chad, Afghanistan, Haiti and Yemen, children made up almost half of the 57 million people who were forced into severe levels of acute food insecurity.

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