Acute malnutrition doubled almost overnight in Niger—and the World Food Program, along with partners including World Vision, aims to feed almost 8 million people.

Improving nutrition and food security is one of the most cost-effective ways to address poverty and related problems, World Vision tells a Congressional hearing.

Why are 1 billion people hungry? Expert points to a combination of skyrocketing food prices, the economic crisis, conflict, war, and climate change.

Who is going hungry? Where is hunger happening? Is there really enough food on the planet for everyone? Find out the answers to these and more questions.

Belo Horizonte, Brazil’s fourth-largest city, takes a unique approach to improving food security, and puts a major dent in malnutrition.

From famine and food aid to the food crisis and malnutrition, World Vision looks at global hunger from every angle.