
Too Hot to Eat
Our call to action on the climate crisis for governments at COP28.
Explore our work around the world, our annual reports and our organisational policies.

Our call to action on the climate crisis for governments at COP28.

Thanks to the amazing support of the public and our strategic partners, we reached 28 million people worldwide through our work in 2022.

Despite the international community’s Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) to end hunger by 2030, the number of people facing extreme food insecurity around the world has risen.

Action Against Hunger's work 6 months after the earthquakes

Our Global Impact Report is a snapshot of our global network's work in 2022. It features progress stories, case studies, and information on our work in each country.

How violent actions drive food insecurity.

Quite simply, conflicts and emergencies cause life-threatening hunger. This proposition paper outlines how Action Against Hunger is working to tackle hunger in countries affected by conflict and emergencies.

This proposition paper outlines how Action Against Hunger is working to find new, innovative and effective treatments to reach more children and tackle increasing world hunger.

Even though the world produces enough food to feed the entire population, four out of ten people across the globe can’t afford a healthy diet. This proposition paper outlines the impact of food insecurity on more than 2 billion people worldwide and what Action Against Hunger is doing to combat it.

Hunger, conflict and natural disasters can have a huge impact on someone’s mental health. This proposition paper outlines the devastating effects of this and what Action Against Hunger is doing to combat it.