More than 60% of the country’s 14 million people are considered food-insecure, according to the findings.
- BBC
Hyperinflation, poverty, natural disasters and economic sanctions were among the identified causes.
Women and children were “bearing the brunt of the crisis” with 90% of children aged six months to two years not consuming enough food.
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