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GHI: Ranks countries on a scale from 0-100 (0 meaning no hunger, 100 meaning lots of hunger). GHI factors child mortality, undernourishment, child wasting (low weight for children under 5) and child stunting (low height for children under 5)

GFSI: A ranking of all countries that factors multiple criteria, those being the food availability, quality and safety

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Global hunger index:
- measured using four key factors
1. child mortality rate
2. Children under 5 having a low height for their age
3. undernourishment
4: children under 5 that have low weight for their height

Global food security index (%)
- measuring the food security using the 27 factors

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Global Hunger index is made to measure the amount of hunger in different regions around the glove.

Global food security is made to measure the amount of food availability around the world.

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Global Hunger Index:
Ranks countries globally with a 100 point scale, 0 having the most stunting, wasting under-nourishment, with 100 having the least
Global Security Index:
Measures the amount of food available i

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The Global food security index takes into account affordability, availability, quality and safety, and natural resources and resilience across a set of over 100 countries.  It is construted from many indicators that measure the drivers of food security of a country.

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Global food security index (GFSI): Annual assessment measuring food security though:
- Affordability
- Availability
- Quality and safety metrics
- Natural resources and resilience
Across a set of 113 countries

Global hunger index (GHI): a tool designed to measure and track hunger at a global, regional and national level. Values are determined by:
- Undernourishment
- Child wasting
- Child stunting
- Child mortality
Each of the 4 indicators are given a standardized score on a 100 point scale

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Global Hunger Index
measured by 4 factors
- Child mortality rate
- Child wastage (low weight for height)
- Child stunting (low height for age)
- Undernutrition...?
produces a quantifiable score from 0-100, 0 being the best, usually doesn't go over 50 tho
Global Food Security Index
food security = when a country's whole population has access to safe and sufficient nutrition
measured by 28 factors in 3 general groups - accounts for underlying influences ∴ more acurate?
- Availability
- Affordability
- Safety/Quality
produces a quantifiable score from 0-100, 100 being the best

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GFSI:
- Measures food affordability, availability, quality, safely, natural resources and resilience to changes in the climate

GHI:
-Measures: Undernourishment, child wasting, child stunting, child mortality

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Global hunger index: considers issues of food affordability, availability, quality and safety.

Global food security index: Considers issues of undernourishment, child wasting, child stunting and child mortality

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Global Hunger index: designed to track national , global and regional hunger
- countries with highest = Finland,Ireland etc..
- countries with lowest = yemen, sudan etc..
Global food security index: index measuring country's food affordability, availability, quality and safety
- countries with highest= congo, somalia
- countries with lowest= china, russia

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Global food security index: considers the issues of food affordability, availability, quality, safety and natural resources and resilience's across a set of 113 countries.

Finland scored the highest, Yemen scored the lowest

Global hunger index: Tool designed to measure and track hunger at global, regional and national levels.

Global hunger is measured using measures of undernourishment, child wasting, child stunting and child mortality.

Belarus= best score, chad worst score =most hunger

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GFSI:
considers quantitative and qualitative factors
- affordability
- availability
- safety and quality
- natural resources
- resillience
uses 59 indicators
finland was highest in 2020
yemen was lowest in 2020

GHI:
measure and track hunger
assess progress and setbacks in combatting issues with hunger
4 indicators
- undernourishment
- child wasting
- child stunting
- child mortality
0 is best, 100 is worst
scored the best *lowest
- belarus
- bosnia and herzegovina
- chile
scored the worst *highest
-  chad
- timor-leste
-madagascar

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Global Food Security Index
- considers 3 factors (affordable, availability, quality)
Global Hunger Index
- considers 4 factors
- child wasting/stunting
- child mortality rate
- undernourishment
(both are muiltifactored indicators)

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Global Food Security Index: An index which considers the issues of food affordability, quality and safety, and natural resources across 113 countries.
Components: Affordabilty, quality and safety, availabilty

Global Hunger Index: Ranks countries on a 100-point scale, with 0 being the best score and 100 being the most.
Componenets: Under-nourishment, wasting, stunting, under 5 mortality rate