1. Just half of 1{5d21ca8f3af2f37b0bc16927eb571d1ae99c4ba19a2ec08b589c9cc4ef87832d} of the collective wealth of the world’s richest 1{5d21ca8f3af2f37b0bc16927eb571d1ae99c4ba19a2ec08b589c9cc4ef87832d} of people would be enough to lift 100 million people out of extreme poverty – that’s a reduction of global poverty of more than 14{5d21ca8f3af2f37b0bc16927eb571d1ae99c4ba19a2ec08b589c9cc4ef87832d}.

2. Malnutrition and diet are by far the biggest risk factors for the global burden of disease.

3. Sub-Saharan Africa, with more than two-thirds of all people living with HIV globally, is the hardest hit region in the world, followed by Asia and the Pacific.

4. Stunting is the result of poor nutrition in early childhood. Children suffering from stunting may never grow to their full height and their brains may never develop to their full cognitive potential. Stunting affected an estimated 23.2% or 150.2 million children under 5 globally in 2024.

5. A mere 12 of the world’s population uses 85 of its water, and these 12 do not live in the Developing World.