Food Security in the Philippines: A Growing Challenge

Despite abundant agricultural resources, over 25 million Filipinos live in poverty, leading to chronic hunger and stunted growth in over a quarter of children under five. Let’s dive into the numbers below.

The Philippines had a food insecurity rate of 44.7%, affecting 51 million Filipinos. Ensuring food security in the Philippines means addressing both local and global challenges—from climate change and conflict to food production and affordability. By adopting climate-resilient agriculture, supporting small farmers, reducing food waste, and expanding nutrition programs, we can combat hunger and build a more sustainable future for all.

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Carlo Chen Delantar Team Lead

Annika Henrico Researcher

Agnes Boncodin Creatives

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