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It highlights rising hunger and food insecurity, multi-year risks across access, utilization, and especially food stability, and notes that SDG2 progress is being derailed. The update quantifies World Bank Group support reaching 335 million people, details funding and partnership expansion, and identifies key drivers such as climate shocks, high food prices, restrictive trade, and debt distress.","Third Update on Food and Nutrition Security (FNS)  \nSeptember 14, 2023  \nPub lic Disc losure Authorized  \ned Pub lic Disclosure Author ized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized  \nKey Messages  \nThe global food and nutrition security (FNS) crisis remains critical and is impacting the 2030 SDG2 goal of “Zero Hunger”  \n-Hunger and food insecurity continue to rise.  \n-Several short-term and long-term risks continue to affect all aspects of FNS from food access and availability to food utilization and increasingly food stability.  \n-The ongoing global FNS crisis is contributing to the derailment of the SDG2 goal.  \nWB support is expected to benefit 335 million people, of which 53% are women, while building the foundation for resilient and sustainable  \nfood systems  \nWB scaled up its operational engagement surpassing its commitment of $30b over 15 months for FNS response, making $45b available through a combination of $22b in new lending and $23b from existing portfolio; $5.1b for IFC; and $77m in MIGA guarantee.  \n-A balance of emergency response, and long-term investments in resilience, using a multi-sectoral approach for comprehensive and customized approach to range of clients (IDA and IBRD) .  \nTo get back on track to achieve SDG2, a country-led food systems transformation is needed– harnessing financing and knowledge to:  \n-Ensure a continuum of actions from short to long-term response; and  \n-Enable incentives, innovation, investment, information, and institutions.  \nAnd to respond to the global FNS crisis and boost SDG2 progress, including for upcoming SDG Summit, WBG deepened its partnerships by:  \n-Engaging with a range of development and humanitarian partners (multilateral institutions, private sector, and civil society) -at the global, regional, and country levels, to leverage impact of our crisis response and strengthen agri-food systems towards improved FNS outcomes.  \nGlobal food insecurity continues to rise, particularly in hotspot countries  \nBetween 2016 and 2022, the number of people facing food crisis or worse conditions increased from 105 to 258 million  \nSource: Left: Global Network Against Food Crises, Food Security Information Network; Right:  FAO-WFP Hunger Hotspots Report (June-November 2023) .Note: Hunger Hotspots have been identified by FAO and WFP.  \n3  \nMultiple short and long-term drivers continue to affect all aspects of food and nutrition security, with food stability emerging as a major challenge  \nOverview of Global Food and Nutrition Security Crisis Drivers  \nFood Availability  \n• Impact of emerging ElNino phenomenon  \n• Climate change  \nFood Access  \n• Historically elevated global food prices  \n• Persisting high domestic food price inflation  \nFood Utilization  \n• High food prices reducing households'purchasing power to eat healthy/nutritious food.  \nFood Stability  \n• Black Sea Grain Initiative (BSGI)  \n• Restrictive trade policies on food  \n• Reduced growth prospects  \n• Debt distress  \nNote: \"Food utilization\" refers to the ability of individuals to make good use of the food they access. This will be achieved through adequate diet, clean water, sanitation, and health care, which will ensure all their nutritional and  \nphysiological needs are met. [https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/water-food-security-and-trade-in-sub-saharan](https://www.igi-global.com/dictionary/water-food-security-and-trade-in-sub-saharan) africa/79327 .   \n\"Food consumption\" is the amount of food and calories that are consumed by people.  \n4  \nDrivers of the global FNS crisis are contributing to the derailment of  the 2030 SDG2 goal of “Zero Hunger”: Hunger is increasing,  \nmalnutrition is worsening, and productivity growth has slowed  \nSource: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs; Fuglie et al. (2020), and Wollburg et al. 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