University Impact Rankings 2025 for UN SDG 2: zero hunger
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Times Higher Education surveyed and reviewed 955 universities from 97 countries/territories for their significant contributions towards the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 2: zero hunger. These universities are recognised for their dedicated efforts in pioneering world hunger solutions, extensive research in food security and impactful educational initiatives aimed at achieving zero hunger globally. By integrating academic research with practical applications, these institutions play a crucial role in addressing food poverty and ensuring sustainable food practices.
Key insights: universities advancing zero hunger solutions globally
- Queen’s University in Canada is number one for the third year in a row
- India’s Dr D. Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune is the highest newly-ranked institution in the zero hunger table
- Turkey is the most-represented country, with 66 ranked institutions
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