Terribly undernourished.

Mom, don't worry. I'm undernourished.

of the population who were undernourished

Undernourished children are more susceptible to illness.

Eighty percent of the world s undernourished children are in South Asia and sub Saharan Africa.

And not just us, but the two billion people worldwide who are still chronically undernourished.

At present, one billion people live on less than 1 per day and 831 million people are undernourished.

In sub Saharan Africa, poverty has continued to rise and over one third of the population is undernourished.

In Africa, where famine took its greatest toll, the number of undernourished people had doubled between 1970 and 1990.

Even before 2000, the World Food Summit, held in Rome in 1996, pledged to halve the numberof undernourished people by 2015.

Part of the urgency comes from the fact that, of order, a billion people on the planet currently are undernourished or starving.

The statistics say 10 of children are stunted so undernourished before the age of two that they never grow to their full potential.

The Inspectors have concluded that in terms of financial and human resources, UNCCD is undernourished as compared with the other two sister Conventions.

There are more than 250 million children in South Asia who are undernourished, and more than 30 million children who do not go to school.

Indeed, giving female farmers access to the same resources as their male counterparts could reduce the number of undernourished people worldwide by 100 150 million.

With 852 million people being undernourished, I strongly believe that the international community needs to renew its commitment to the promotion of sustainable rice production.

There is an increasing number of undernourished and anaemic children (every second child treated in hospitals in 1992 and 1993 had a severe condition of anaemia).

Providing Vitamin A and zinc to 80 of the 140 million or so undernourished children in the world would require a commitment of just 60 million annually.

In some areas of Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Niger and Senegal, the price of food especially millet doubled, while prices for undernourished cattle and other livestock plummeted.

Food supplements for baby boys and girls between ages 4 months and 2 years, undernourished boys and girls between ages 2 and 5 years and pregnant or breastfeeding women.

The number of undernourished people has continued to grow, while progress in reducing the prevalence of hunger stalled or even reversed in some regions between 2000 2002 and 2005 2007.

Bangladesh has made progress in reducing hunger, with its number of undernourished people dropping to 27 percent as of January 2011, and its annual rice production tripling over three decades.

Often the target populations of poverty eradication projects are perceived as masses of undernourished people, overwhelmed by their circumstances and needs rather than capable agents of change in their communities.

Mrs. Junejo (Pakistan) The face of a young mother with an undernourished child, fleeing from hunger somewhere in Africa, appears on the cover of every journal and every television screen.

The Government had distributed nutritional supplies to undernourished children in the north east of the country, together with milk and soy bean oil to infants and pregnant women throughout the country.

While consumption of staples such as potatoes remained relatively stable, supplemented in many cases by householders' own production of food, significant proportions of the population in a number of countries became undernourished.

If peace is to be secure, long suffering and long starved peoples of the world, the underprivileged and the undernourished, must begin to realize without delay the promise of a new day and a new life.

For those who do survive, the future looks grim all studies show that children who are undernourished in the first two years of life suffer health problems and lag in development for the rest of their lives.

In the social sphere, the main social indicators of our country show that in 1994 50 per cent of the population lived in poverty, infant mortality was 72 per 1,000, and 28 per cent of children were undernourished.

On 16 October, at the observance of World Food Day and the fifty ninth anniversary of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), it had been announced that 840 million of the world's people, mostly in the developing countries, were undernourished.

6.8 On 26 March 1980 at 11 p.m., he was transferred, together with some 29 other political prisoners, to the Carcel Modelo, which was more like a concentration camp where the inmates had been so undernourished, he claims, that they looked like figures from Buchenwald.

As farmers, mothers, educators, and innovators, women provide a critical link between food production, consumption, and future progress on food security. Indeed, giving female farmers access to the same resources as their male counterparts could reduce the number of undernourished people worldwide by 100 150 million.

The new policy of the DIF seeks, before extending coverage, to improve focus under the criteria of increasing services and guaranteeing their quality, thus providing care for priority individuals, families and communities, with particular emphasis on children undernourished, at risk or abandoned and indigenous communities and peoples.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, 4 per cent of children under 5 are undernourished, 10 per cent are slow in growth or too low for their age, and 6 per cent of children are low in body mass in relation to their age, but this figure should be interpreted with care.

In addition, as a form of support for the nutritional requirements of family members, food supplements are distributed to all boys and girls between the ages of four months and two years, to all undernourished children between the ages of two and five and to all pregnant or nursing women.