UNICEF Report Highlights Global Child Food Poverty Crisis

181 million children under 5 face severe food poverty, with Africa and South Asia most affected.

UNICEF's report reveals 1 in 4 children globally suffer from severe food poverty.
Key drivers include inequity, conflict, climate change, and rising food prices.
Burkina Faso, Rwanda, and Peru show progress through government leadership and social programs.
Severe food poverty leads to life-threatening malnutrition, impacting children's health and development.
UNICEF calls for urgent action to transform food systems and prioritize children's nutrition.