| Asia (kilocalories per person per day in 2016) |
Democratic People's Republic of Korea is the top country by nutritional deficiencies among 19 countries. As of 2016, nutritional deficiencies in Democratic People's Republic of Korea was 343 kilocalories per person per day. The top 5 countries also includes Tajikistan, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Democratic People's Republic of Korea | 343 | WB |
| Tajikistan | 250 | WB |
| Sri Lanka | 192 | WB |
| Afghanistan | 173 | WB |
| Pakistan | 172 | WB |
| Mongolia | 156 | WB |
| Bangladesh | 116 | WB |
| India | 109 | WB |
| China | 74 | WB |
| Georgia | 55 | WB |
| Nepal | 51 | WB |
| Armenia | 41 | WB |
| Kyrgyzstan | 40 | WB |
| Maldives | 34 | WB |
| Uzbekistan | 29 | WB |
| Turkmenistan | 22 | WB |
| Kazakhstan | 18 | WB |
| Azerbaijan | 12 | WB |
| Republic of Korea | 4 | WB |
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