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Indonesia's hunger level, based on the Global Hunger Index (GHI), shows a downward trend since 2005. In 2019, Indonesia's GHI was 20.1. This figure decreased by 4.8 points from 2010, which was 24.9. Despite the decrease, Indonesia's hunger level remains in the serious category.
The GHI depicts a country's hunger situation related to basic human physiological needs, namely food and nutrition. An index below 9.9 points indicates low hunger, an index of 10-19.9 a moderate level, and an index of 20-34.9 a serious level. Furthermore, an index of 35-49.9 is in the alarming level, and above 50 is extremely alarming.
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