Food security, nutrition, and agriculture are other key aspects of the goal. Unlike most other goals, we have chosen to rate the achievement of this goal based on only one indicator, representing whether we succeed in ending hunger.
With one indicator only, the conclusion on the goal equals the conclusion on the following target: By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. The indicator chosen to demonstrate this is the proportion of population below minimum level of dietary energy consumption.
Thus, ROW and BRISE get a red rating, and China, OECD, and USA a green rating. The uncertainty is highest for BRISE, which could succeed in reducing hunger sufficiently to get a yellow or green rating.
Understanding the score
Five regions: USA, OECD (excl. USA), China, BRISE (Brazil, Russia, India, South Africa and 10 other emerging economies), ROW (rest of the world).
Green light: Goal likely to be reached.
Orange light: Goal not likely to be reached, but more than 50% of the gap between today's status and the goal is likely to be closed.
Red light: Goal not likely to be reached, and less than 50% of the gap between today's status and the goal is likely to be closed.