U.N. Group Says 41M Worldwide Are At "Imminent Risk Of Famine"

The World Food Program highlights a surge in global food insecurity, with 14 million more people at risk of famine compared to two years ago. Contributing factors include conflict, climate change, and rising food prices. Ethiopia, Madagascar, South Sudan, and Yemen are among the poorest countries currently facing famine-like conditions.

According to the World Food Program, how many people are at imminent risk of famine?

• 14 million

• 10 million

• 20 million

• 5 million

What does the surge in food insecurity underscore about the global situation?

• Improvement in food distribution

• The problem of global food insecurity

• Increased agricultural production

• None of the above

How does the current number of people at risk of famine compare to two years ago?

• It has decreased

• It has increased

• It has remained the same

• Not enough data

What are some factors contributing to global food insecurity?

• Conflict

• Climate Change

• Food Price Increases

• All of the above

Which countries are currently facing famine-like conditions?

• Ethiopia

• Madagascar

• South Sudan

• Yemen

• All of the above