Undernutrition Falls to 29.9% As Food Supply Rises - Statistics
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AllAfrica reports that undernutrition fell to 29.9% as food supply rose, according to statistics cited in the headline. [1]
The headline presents this as a statistical update rather than a confirmed on-the-ground assessment, and it does not provide additional details. [1]
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Impact assessment
30/100
Impact assessment
elevated human impact
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Undernutrition Falls to 29.9%