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In addition, there were 852 million people suffering from hunger and 876 million illiterate adults.
The message of the report is clear: if we adopt a"business as usual" approach, by 2030,we would still have more than 650 million people suffering from hunger.
The number of people suffering from hunger had risen to over 1 billion in 2009, the highest on record.
However, current data indicate that the decline in the number of people suffering from hunger has slowed.
The number of people suffering from hunger has increased to 854 million people and has been rising every year since 1996.
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I say to our dear partners that Ukraine understands very well your needs, andwe shall strive to save people suffering from hunger.
Most of the more than 80 million people suffering from hunger and malnutrition lived in areas dependent on rice production for food, income and employment.
This is why, in addition to the democratic awakening of certain nations,we have seen many people suffering from hunger who have taken to the streets.
During the last ten years the number of people suffering from hunger has decreased by five percentage points and a further reduction for something more than 40 per cent is previewed for the next thirty years.
The Millennium Development Goal target of reducing by half, between 1990 and 2015, the proportion of people suffering from hunger is consistent with this call.
With the resources currently devoted to armaments, the 852 million people suffering from hunger throughout the world could be fed for a year or 38 million of those affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic could be provided with medication for 40 years.
The representative of Portugal noted that hunger affected the basic dignity of the person and consequently people suffering from hunger should be able to complain.
The number of people suffering from hunger has increased every year since 1996, reaching an estimated 854 million people despite government commitments to halve hunger at the 2000 Millennium Summit and at the 2002 World Food Summit.
The first goal reaffirms the international community's commitment to reduce the number of people suffering from hunger to half its 1996 level by 2015 at the latest.
In addition to the estimated 800 million people suffering from hunger, the World Bank predicts that the food security crisis may push another 100 million people into poverty, thereby reversing progress towards the Millennium Development Goals in many countries.
In April 2008,WFP made an extraordinary plea for an additional $755 million to fulfil its commitment for 2008 to feed 73 million people suffering from hunger.
Even more serious,in the twenty-first century we see more than a billion people suffering from hunger: one out of six people all over the world, 50 million of them in Latin America.
This section looks at the right to food in situations of armed conflict in which internationalhumanitarian law comes into effect and is the more appropriate way to protect people suffering from hunger and malnutrition.
It is simply unacceptable that there are a billion illiterates and 900 million people suffering from hunger in the world while annual military expenditures are already estimated to be rising to a trillion dollars.
Delegations took note of the ongoing efforts by the food organizations inthe United Nations system, as well as those of the Secretary-General, to mobilize the resources required to meet immediate needs related to feeding the world's approximately 800 million people suffering from hunger and ultimately to eradicate poverty.
Expressing concern that the number of people suffering from hunger and poverty now exceeds 1 billion, which is an unacceptable blight on the lives, livelihoods and dignity of one sixth of the world's population, mostly in developing countries, and noting that the effects of long-standing underinvestment in food security, agriculture and rural development have recently been further exacerbated by the food, financial and economic crises, among other factors.
Let us do that for the 1.2 billion people painfully surviving on less than one dollar per day, for the 840 million people suffering from hunger and for the 24,000 people-- many of whom are children-- who die of starvation every day.
Mr. O'Connor(Department of Economic and Social Affairs), introducing the Secretary-General's report on agriculture development and food security(A/65/253), said that while there had been a decrease in thenumber of hungry or undernourished people worldwide, there were still 100 million more people suffering from hunger than a decade earlier.
At the 2007 commemoration of World Food Day,the Special Rapporteur on the right to food had acknowledged that the number of people suffering from hunger had increased, despite the fact that the world had the means to make poverty history.
Expressing concern that the number of people suffering from hunger and poverty now exceeds one billion, which is an unacceptable blight on the lives, livelihoods and dignity of one sixth of the world's population, mostly in developing countries, and noting that the effects of long-standing underinvestment in food security, agriculture, and rural development have recently been further exacerbated by the food, financial and economic crises, among other factors.
Today, over 1 billion people suffer from hunger and malnutrition.
It was noted that 870 million people suffered from hunger.
More than 850 million people suffered from hunger and every day in 2005, 24,000 persons had died of hunger. .
According to the report of the Special Rapporteur on the right to food,815 million people suffered from hunger and malnutrition in the world, mostly in the developing countries.
Currently, 1.4 billion people lived on less than one dollar a day,925 million people suffered from hunger and the global food crisis was only worsening the situation.