AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorld Hunger Alarm: UN agencies say Somalia’s food emergency is rapidly worsening, with 6 million people (31%) pushed into critical hunger between April and June; about 1.9 million children are affected, including 493,000 with severe acute malnutrition, and officials warn famine risk is rising in drought-hit farming and pastoral areas. U.S. SNAP Pressure: Washington state reports a drop in food-stamp enrollment, with households falling from 548,000 (March 2025) to 525,000 (March 2026), as federal cuts and fewer immigrants use benefits. World Cup, Food & Community: D.C. is rolling out free World Cup watch parties at Franklin Park and Navy Yard, while Mexico City braces for crowds and a showcase of its food culture. Local Food Support: Michigan’s new “Good Food for Michigan” grant helps bring more locally grown food to senior meal sites, and a Saskatchewan school nutrition challenge is funding upgrades to cooking and breakfast programs. On-the-ground Relief: Sudan’s hunger crisis remains severe, with 19.5 million people facing crisis levels and 135,000 in hotspots at risk of famine.
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