Hidden Hunger Index vs. GDP per capita, 2013
The Hidden Hunger Index averages three deficiency prevalence estimates: stunting, anemia, and vitamin-Adeficiency. A higher index value indicates more severe nutritional deficiencies. GDP per capita is adjusted forinflation and differences in living costs between countries.
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