Diplomats will meet at U.N. headquarters next week seeking to help 281.6 million people worldwide who faced high levels of acute hunger last year.
The high-level roundtable next Monday will address the findings of a new report from the Global Network Against Food Crises and Food Security Information Network on Wednesday.
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