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    II.B.2.

    Counting the Malnourished

    HOW MANY HUNGRY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?


    Poor1
    # and (%) below $1.08 per person per day

    Hungry2
    # and (%) undernourished

    1979-81 1987 1990-92 1998-2000

    (# in millions) _____ 1,183 (28%) 1,276 (29%) 1,198 2,801A (56%) (24%)

    920 (28%) _____ 819 (20%) 799 (17%)

    1. Source: Chen, S. and M. Ravaillion. 2000. How Did the Worlds Poorest Fare in the 1990s. W.B. 2. Source: FAO. 2002. The State of Food Insecurity in the World.

    A. Upper Poverty line = $ of 2/person/day

    HOW MANY MALNOURISHED CHILDREN?


    Total Population1 (1997-1999) All Developing Countries South Asia (India, Pakistan, Nepal,) East Asia (China,) Africa (Sub-Saharan) Latin American + Caribbean
    Sources: 1. FAO 2. IFPRI (Smith, Haddad, 2000).

    Children: less than 5 years old2 (1995) 31% 49%

    17% 24%

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    10% 34% 17%

    23% 31% 10%

    WHAT DOES IT MEAN?


    2000
    Malaysia Thailand China India Pakistan Uganda Botswana Kenya Tanzania Nigeria Burkina Faso Mali Niger Ethiopia Chile Mexico Brazil Kazakhstan
    Source: FAO. 2002.

    Life Expectancy at Birth

    Under 5 Mortality (deaths/1000 births)

    73 69 70 63 63 43 39 47 44 47 44 42 46 42 76 73 68 65
    Male Female

    9 29 40 96 110 188* 101 120 165 184 198 233 270 174 12 30 38 75

    High Income
    Source: WB. 2000/2001

    75

    81

    Calories, developing countries

    Uganda, calories

    Calories, developing, +Uganda

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