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According to the report of the International human aid organization Oxfam’s ‘Abled in a world’, the most affected in the climate crisis increased by 123 percent in six years of acute hunger in the most affected decade. In the report, the call for which wealthy countries should greatly reduce emissions. Somalia, Haiti, Cibuti, Kenya, Niger, Afghanistan, Guatemala, Madagascar, Burkina Faso and Zimbabwe, in the last twenty years, has repeatedly been countries that have suffered the biggest harm due to excessive weather conditions. In these countries, predicted 48 million people experiencing acute hunger. This figure was 21 million in 2016. According to the report 18 million people are at the threshold of hunger.

Somali left 1 million people houses in]
Oxfam America's human policy consultant Lia Lindsey, said AFP (Agence France-Press) "The effects of air events are felt now". In the report, ‘New and worse weather conditions were included in the expression of the poor people in particularly low-income countries to eliminate their ability to get rid of hunger.’ A million people had to leave their homes in Somalia, facing the worst wolf of history. Weather conditions in Guatemala caused about 80 percent of the corn harvest. [

"At least responsible countries were most impressed"]
]] Oxfam report, indicating that climate-sourced hunger is a sharp indicator of ‘continent equality’, stressed that most affected countries are at least responsible for the crisis. Industrialized countries polluting the environment like G20 are responsible for more than four of the world’s carbon emissions, 10 ‘ worst climate point’ in bulk only responsible for 0.13 percent. Oxfam International director Gabriela Bucher wanted to fulfill the emissions of the leaders of the rich countries polluting the environment. Bucher, who calls for compliance measures in low-income countries and pay for harm, has repeated the demand of ‘injecting funds that save life from crisis to most affected countries. Busher said that the governments can also help to free the resources of governments, said that wealthy countries carry a moral responsibility to compensate for poorer countries. Bucher said "This is not philanthropism, but is an ethical obligation." Oxfam’s UN call for help for 2022 has reached 49 billion dollars. Oxfam records that it is equivalent to less profits than 18 days of fossil fuel companies.