Food Security

The UN tells Elon Musk how his money could end world hunger

an image of people in Africa. Crises such as famine are putting some of the world's most vulnerable communities in danger

World Food Programme chief David Beasley has urged billionaires like Elon Musk to donate in the fight against world hunger. Image: Wikimedia Commons/Oxfam East Africa

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a chart showing how the UN World Food Programme would allocate $6.6 billion to stop hunger in 43 of the world’s poorest nations.
How the UN's World Food Programme would allocate $6.6 billion to stop hunger in 43 of the world’s poorest nations. Image: WFP
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