The 11th edition of the Global Food Security Index (GFSI) puts Portugal in 10th place in a list of 113 countries, across four key pillars: affordability, availability, quality and safety, and sustainability and adaptation.
Developed by Economist Impact and supported by Corteva Agriscience, the GFSI is an annual assessment based on a dynamic benchmarking model constructed from 68 qualitative and quantitative drivers of food security.
In the 2022 report, Portugal comes in 10th overall, ranking 4th for food availability, 15th for affordability, 21st for quality and safety and 23rd for sustainability and adaptation.
Eight of the top ten performers in 2022 come from high-income Europe, led by Finland, Ireland and Norway. Syria sits at the bottom of the list, followed by Haiti and Yemen.
Top-ranking countries for overall food security environment in 2022
1. Finland (83.7)
2. Ireland (81.7)
3. Norway (80.5)
4. France (80.2)
5. Netherlands (80.1)
6. Japan (79.5)
7. Canada (79.1)
8. Sweden (79.1)
9. United Kingdom (78.8)
10. Portugal (78.7)
Source: Global Food Security Index 2022
In the 2022 report, Portugal comes in 10th overall, ranking 4th for food availability, 15th for affordability, 21st for quality and safety and 23rd for sustainability and adaptation.
Eight of the top ten performers in 2022 come from high-income Europe, led by Finland, Ireland and Norway. Syria sits at the bottom of the list, followed by Haiti and Yemen.
Top-ranking countries for overall food security environment in 2022
1. Finland (83.7)
2. Ireland (81.7)
3. Norway (80.5)
4. France (80.2)
5. Netherlands (80.1)
6. Japan (79.5)
7. Canada (79.1)
8. Sweden (79.1)
9. United Kingdom (78.8)
10. Portugal (78.7)
Source: Global Food Security Index 2022
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