Solve Hunger Problem
Summary
Nepal has improved its position on the 2026 Global Hunger Index, ranking 72nd with a score of 14.5, but millions still struggle to access nutritious food. The article calls for stronger food security policies, better nutrition, and climate-resilient agriculture to ensure progress reaches every household.
Key Points
- Nepal ranks 72nd out of 122 countries on the 2026 Global Hunger Index with a score of 14.5, improving from 18.4 in 2018.
- Child stunting in Nepal has fallen significantly, but the article says national progress has not yet translated into equal gains for all households.
- The piece urges better irrigation, storage, credit, pricing, and diversified diets to improve food security and nutrition.
- It also stresses climate-resilient agriculture, disaster preparedness, and coordination across government sectors to tackle hunger.
