Georgia has been classified among countries with low levels of hunger in the 2026 Global Hunger Index (GHI), with less than 2.5% of its population experiencing undernourishment.

According to the study, 4.7% of children in Georgia are underweight, while 0.6% experience stunted growth.

The under-five mortality rate stands at 0.9%, the findings show.

Georgia is among a group of countries with a Global Hunger Index score below five points. Other countries in this category include Armenia, Russia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia and Türkiye, among others.

The Global Hunger Index assesses hunger levels using several indicators, including undernourishment, child underweight, child stunting and mortality among children under five.

The 2026 findings place Georgia among countries with comparatively low levels of hunger according to the index.