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More than 800 million people remain chronically undernourished.
Per cent chronically undernourished between 1995 and 1997 globally.
Still, one in eight people in the world today remains chronically undernourished.
Proportion of chronically undernourished children under the age of 5 in rural areas.
With regard to the right to food,over 800 million people were chronically undernourished.
Per cent chronically undernourished between 1995 and 1997 in developing countries.
Countries have achieved the Millennium Development target of halving proportion of the chronically undernourished.
Per cent chronically undernourished between 1995 and 1997 in industrialized countries.
There had been a drop of more than 100 million in the number of people chronically undernourished over the past decade.
Reduce number of chronically undernourished by half their 1996 level by 2015(WFS) CCA.
Many arrive in a terrible condition, too weak to walk or stand and chronically undernourished.
In Uganda 40% of children are chronically undernourished with many more deficient in several micronutrients.
Many arrive in a terrible condition,too weak to walk or stand and chronically undernourished.
With almost 870 million people chronically undernourished in 2010-12, the number of hungry people in the world remains unacceptably high;
According to estimates of the Food andAgriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), nearly 800 million people are chronically undernourished.
An estimated 239 million people, or27.5 per cent of the world's chronically undernourished, lived in Africa between 2010 and 2012.
Levels of undernourishment are particularly high across sub-Saharan Africa, with 34 per cent of its population, or186 million people, chronically undernourished.
However, one in eight people remain chronically undernourished, and one in four children suffers from stunted growth because of malnutrition.
Conscious that, despite the progress that has been made in ensuring global food availability and security,1.02 billion people remain chronically undernourished.
Approximately 826 million people were thought to be chronically undernourished in 1996-1998, of which some 792 million lived in developing countries.
Extreme poverty continued to afflict some 1.2 billion people(overone fifth of the world's population) in the late 1990s; almost 800 million people were chronically undernourished during 1995-1997.
Nearly 840 million people remain hungry worldwide and the number of chronically undernourished in sub-Saharan Africa has more than doubled since 1969(figure IV.5).8.
The 1998 annual report of the Executive Director of the World Food Programme states that, while there is sufficient food to feed the world,830 million people are chronically undernourished.
Currently some 18 per cent(790 million)of the population in developing countries are chronically undernourished, lacking access to enough calories to lead healthy and productive lives.
For example, Brazil is one of the largest food producers and exporters in the world, yet according to Government statistics,22 million of its people still go hungry and chronically undernourished.
In Eritrea, some 2 million people, many of whom already chronically undernourished, are facing varying degrees of food shortages with an estimated 1.3 million considered to be in need of food assistance.
One of the international poverty-related targets, set at the World Food Summit in 1996,is the reduction by half of the number of hungry, or chronically undernourished, people in the world by 2015.
Estimates show that some 815 million people in the world are still chronically undernourished, but with enough food being produced to feed the planet, the problem is often a lack of access.
In addition, it is estimated that 38 per cent of the Haitian population(i.e. 3.8 million persons)is in a situation of food insecurity, with 23 per cent of children of less than 5 years of age chronically undernourished.
Mr. Kohona(Sri Lanka)said that one person in eight remained chronically undernourished, and that lack of proper nutrition was the underlying cause of approximately 45 per cent of all deaths among children under five years of age worldwide.