Pakistan is grappling with a severe food insecurity crisis that poses grave risks to public health and its fragile economy. Recent reports highlight how millions of citizens are struggling to access nutritious food, exacerbating malnutrition rates and straining healthcare systems already burdened by other challenges. The crisis stems from a combination of devastating floods, soaring inflation, and supply chain disruptions. Public health experts warn of a looming catastrophe, with stunting affecting nearly 40% of children under five. Economically, the fallout is equally dire, as agricultural losses have slashed GDP contributions from farming, a sector employing over 40% of the population.
