New Evidence Shows Chronically Poor Countries Are Gathering Pace in Tackling Hunger and Undernutrition

From AllAfrica Blog Mon Jul 21 2014, 14:19:37

[IDS]According to latest research published by the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), some of the poorest developing countries such as Afghanistan, Burundi and Liberia are making significant progress in their commitment to reducing hunger and undernutrition witnessed through increased action on these issues.

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