Hunger is a major problem in many parts of the world. Millions of people do not have enough food to eat every day. World Food Day is a reminder that food is a basic need for all human beings ...

This year's World Food Day is devoted to highlight food and agriculture as a significant part of COVID-19 response. Back home in India, PM Narendra Modi will also be launching a commemorative coin to ...

Almost 3 billion people globally can’t afford a healthy diet. With World Food Day approaching on October 16, we have the chance to reflect on the state of our food and agriculture systems ...

Every year, October 16 is observed as World Food Day to raise awareness about food security and encourage action against hunger and malnutrition around the world. The day highlights the ...

World Food Day is a reminder that food is a basic need for all human beings, and no one should go without it. Every year, the ...

On World Food Day, it's important to discuss disruptions that contribute to the hunger crisis and how resilient supply chains ensure access to healthy food for all. Despite the world’s ability ...

World Food Day falls on October 16 every year. This year's theme highlights the important of our right to food. Let's learn how we can combat global hunger together. World Food Day, celebrated ...

Every year, World Food Day is observed on October 16 to raise awareness about food security and promote action to combat hunger and malnutrition around the world. During the 1979 FAO Conference ...

Each year, October 16 marks World Food Day. This year’s theme: Right to foods for a better life and a better future perfectly ...

World Food Day 2024 urges global action to tackle hunger, as 670 million face insecurity by 2030 due to conflict, climate change, and economic challenges The 2024 World Food Day theme is "Right to ...

World Food Day is observed every year on October 16th. This day serves as a global call to action to fight against hunger and malnutrition ...

On World Food Day and on every day, Save the Children recognizes that every child deserves to grow up well-nourished. But for millions of children across the world, hunger is their everyday reality.