View source for File:global-hunger-index-2021.csv

==Summary==

Data on the ''global hunger index'' of countries.

Converted from [[:File:global-hunger-index-2021.xlsx]].

This CSV file can be opened in SQLite, unlike the original XLSX file.

Like the original, this table generally doesn't include "developed countries" where hunger "isn't considered a major problem".

===Conversion process used===

Step 1: Copy-pasted the relevent cells into a new spreadsheet. Saved it as a .csv

Step 2: Edited any country names that didn't match the way they were named in FAO data tables.
: I did this by visually comparing the results of 2 SQLite commands:
    SELECT `Country` FROM ghi WHERE `Country` NOT IN (SELECT `Area` FROM fao);
    SELECT DISTINCT `Area` FROM fao;
From the SQLite results, I made the following changes:
{| class="wikitable"
!Original
!Changed to
|-
|Turkey
|Türkiye {{p|Made sure the encoding was the same for the ü}}
|-
|Trinidad & Tobago
|Trinidad and Tobago
|-
|Moldova (Rep. of)*
|Republic of Moldova
|-
|Lao PDR
|Lao People's Democratic Republic
|-
|Tajikistan*
|Tajikistan
|-
|Tanzania (United Republic of)
|United Republic of Tanzania
|-
|Korea (DPR)
|Democratic People's Republic of Korea
|-
|Congo (Republic of)
|Congo
|-
|Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Niger, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe*
|''Replaced with 6 rows''
|-
|Burundi, Comoros, South Sudan, and Syrian Arab Republic*
|''Replaced with 4 rows''
|}

Step 3: Removed any asterisks from numbers.

Note: Some of the numbers are still not directly parseable. For example, "<5" and "20–34.9". Maybe I should edit those and make them parseable, or maybe not. For now, I'm leaving them as-is.