Egypt: the undernourished share is 1.8 times what it was in 2010
In 2023, food supply was 3,094 kcal per person a day (3,295 in 2010); 9.4% were undernourished (5.1%). This is food available, not eaten.
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A country can have enough food on average while some people are still undernourished: the average does not show how food is shared.
One percentage scale relative to 2010: 0% is the starting value, +100% is a doubling, −50% is a halving. Lines show the yearly path; on a short screen, bars show the change to 2023. Equal distances mean equal relative changes. For shares, this is relative change, not percentage points. Gaps are not filled; original values and units are below.
- All foods: energy supply kcal/cap/d
3,094.01 (2023)
- Prevalence of undernourishment % of population
9.4 (2023)
The latest shared published year no later than 2023. No interpolation. Countries are selected editorially; this is not a ranking or a statistical test.
FAO food balances measure food available, not calories eaten; losses, waste and distribution across people are not observed directly. Undernourishment is an FAO model estimate (via the World Bank), not a survey of what each person ate.
A question for this picture
How much food is lost along the way, and who can get a full diet?