CLIMATE CRISES
THE CLIMATE CRISIS IS A HUNGER CRISIS
Drought, floods, fires, heat waves and other climate shocks are driving people from their homes, destroying their livelihoods and plunging communities into hunger. Climate change has a dramatic impact on the quantity and nutritional quality of food produced around the world. It also pollutes and threatens water supplies.
Action Against Hunger helps communities adapt and build resilience to extreme weather patterns and disasters, while finding sustainable sources of healthy food.
CLIMATE CHANGE THREATENS FOOD AND WATER
Climate change is making it harder for communities around the world to access nutritious food and clean water.
700
million people
affected by water
scarcity.
100%
increase in extreme
climate-related disasters
over the last 30 years.
11%
expected decline in rice
yields by 2050 due to
rising temperatures.
HOW WE TACKLE CLIMATE AND HUNGER CRISIS
Hunger is predictable, preventable and treatable. But to end hunger, we must first understand and address the problems that perpetuate the global hunger crisis.
The causes of hunger
Hunger is predictable, preventable and treatable. But to end hunger, we must first understand and address the problems that perpetuate the global hunger crisis.