Latest 7-year picture: South Sudan (88.80, 2025) leads with 88.80 in 2025 (unit: % of population); Central African Republic 88.10, Sierra Leone 88.10 follow. 157 economies tracked; leader trend is rising over the recorded window. For investors this helps benchmark a country against the global leader and the regional pack.
Prevalence of Moderate or Severe Food Insecurity (% of population) is a cross-country economic indicator tracked by 24Peaks, compiled from World Bank WDI. The dataset covers 157 economies for 2015-2025.
The latest available Prevalence of Moderate or Severe Food Insecurity (% of population) value for South Sudan is 88.80, as of 2025.
As of the latest available year (2025), South Sudan leads with a value of 88.80.
Between 2017 and 2025, Prevalence of Moderate or Severe Food Insecurity (% of population) in South Sudan increased from 85.10 to 88.80 (3.70 net change).
The Prevalence of Moderate or Severe Food Insecurity (% of population) dataset covers 2015-2025, compiled from World Bank WDI.
1 = global #1 · lower value ranks higher
Real annual global ranks, 2015 - 2025. Armenia climbed from #57 to #22 (overtook Israel). Gaps in a lane = missing data that year.
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