Africa's healthy diet affordability gap will worsen by 2028
Resolves: The UN's 2028 report on food security shows the percentage of Africa's population unable to afford a healthy diet exceeds the 66.6% figure reported for 2025.
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Africa's healthy diet affordability gap will worsen by 2028
Market overview
The report shows Africa already has the highest proportion of people unable to afford a healthy diet at 66.6%. Given the continent's economic challenges and the report's call for policy shifts away from staple subsidies, the affordability gap for nutritious foods in Africa will widen over the next two years.
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- Implied probability (Yes)
- 75%
- Closes
- 2028-12-31
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The UN's 2028 report on food security shows the percentage of Africa's population unable to afford a healthy diet exceeds the 66.6% figure reported for 2025.
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