The 2026 Hunger Hotspots report is jointly published by which organisations?

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The correct answer is Option A: FAO and WFP. The 2026 Hunger Hotspots report, jointly issued by the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Food Programme, identifies 13 countries and territories at acute risk of food insecurity for June–November 2026. The six areas under the Highest Concern category are Sudan, South Sudan, Yemen, Palestine, Northeast Nigeria and Somalia. Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Haiti are classified under the Very High Concern category, while Myanmar, Mali, Lebanon and Madagascar are listed as Other Hotspots. The major drivers of food insecurity identified in the report are conflict, climate shocks, displacement, economic instability and restrictions on humanitarian assistance. Sudan remains one of the world’s most severe hunger hotspots, with about 19.5 million people facing high levels of food insecurity until May 2026. In South Sudan, about 7.8 million people, or 55% of the population, were estimated to face Crisis-level food insecurity or higher until July 2026. In Somalia, about 6 million people experienced Crisis-level hunger or higher during April–June 2026, while Northeast Nigeria had an estimated 15,000 people at risk of Catastrophe-level food insecurity during June–August 2026.

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WHO and UNICEF

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FAO and WHO

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WFP and UNDP

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IMF and World Bank

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