| Africa (kilocalories per person per day in 2016) |
Zambia is the top country by nutritional deficiencies among 44 countries. As of 2016, nutritional deficiencies in Zambia was 405 kilocalories per person per day. The top 5 countries also includes Central African Republic, Namibia, Chad, and Zimbabwe.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Zambia | 405 | WB |
| Central African Republic | 380 | WB |
| Namibia | 325 | WB |
| Chad | 261 | WB |
| Zimbabwe | 259 | WB |
| Liberia | 256 | WB |
| United Republic of Tanzania | 238 | WB |
| Ethiopia | 236 | WB |
| Rwanda | 232 | WB |
| Madagascar | 229 | WB |
| Congo | 206 | WB |
| Eswatini | 192 | WB |
| Mozambique | 181 | WB |
| Botswana | 177 | WB |
| Sudan | 176 in 2011 | WB |
| Uganda | 172 | WB |
| Burkina Faso | 167 | WB |
| Sierra Leone | 160 | WB |
| Guinea Bissau | 143 | WB |
| Malawi | 139 | WB |
| Kenya | 135 | WB |
| Djibouti | 118 | WB |
| Guinea | 115 | WB |
| Côte d'Ivoire | 93 | WB |
| Angola | 90 | WB |
| Lesotho | 76 | WB |
| Togo | 75 | WB |
| Cabo Verde | 68 | WB |
| Cameroon | 63 | WB |
| Senegal | 63 | WB |
| Niger | 56 | WB |
| Benin | 48 | WB |
| Nigeria | 42 | WB |
| Sao Tome and Principe | 40 | WB |
| Mauritania | 36 | WB |
| Mauritius | 35 | WB |
| Gambia | 32 | WB |
| Morocco | 31 | WB |
| Mali | 23 | WB |
| Algeria | 20 | WB |
| Ghana | 19 | WB |
| Gabon | 18 | WB |
| South Africa | 13 | WB |
| Egypt | 12 | WB |
| Tunisia | 3 | WB |
| Nutrition |
| Malnutrition Prevalence | 13.5 % in 2021 | WB |
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