For decades the world was making progress against undernourishment. This has ended and hunger is on the rise. A good report by the FAO on a very bad development http://www.fao.org/state-of-food-security-nutrition/en/ …pic.twitter.com/nG4oRpP5WW
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This seems based on a view that if the popularion size e.g. doubles, the situation is worse, because it now also includes twice as many poor (but also twice as many rich.) My sense is relative numbers are more informative in a world where populations grow at different speed.
Yes, I agree with that (actually just wrote a text about a very similar point regarding cancer deaths – will be out this week). But for undernourishment prev and for poverty rates in some places it is the case that the relative numbers that are stuck or even slightly increasing.
Should recent events in India change the projections for South Asia at all?
How much is due to poorest regions having highest fertility? If poorest have high fertility, status quo will translate into worse outcomes
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