The survey, which comes ahead of World Food Day on October 16, found that 59% of parents surveyed in 16 countries were very concerned about child hunger and malnutrition in their families, with 46% worried about finding the money to buy food
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High levels of inflation and increased costs of living are contributing to worldwide hunger, according to a survey of 16 countries commissioned by the humanitarian group World Vision International. It also found that 37% of parents said their children fail to receive proper nutrition each day and 21% said their children have gone hungry in the last month.
“Hunger is a global problem, and it isn’t limited to any one country or part of the globe,” Andrew Morley, the president of World Vision International, said in a statement.Among respondents who said their children went to sleep hungry, 46% cited inflation and the cost of living as the main reason. The next two most common reasons cited were low household income and not enough government focus on ending hunger .
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