Hunger

Hunger

Hunger is when a person lacks the material and financial ability to eat enough fresh produce to meet basic nutritional needs for just an extended period. The most severe form of Hunger occurs when malnourishment is widely spread, and people begin to starve to death due to a lack of access to adequate, nutritional food, resulting in a proclamation of famine.

Why there is Hunger in the world.

High levels of Poverty

Poverty is the leading cause of Hunger worldwide. This seems to be true in both rich and poor countries. It is true regardless of whether individuals live in cities or country places.

Job Insecurity

Hunger is primarily caused by economic hardship and other slightly elevated countries, which is characterized by poor jobs or high-paying jobs, almost nothing.

Food distribution problem

Food is produced in sufficient quantities to feed the entire world’s population. Despite this sobering reality, people are still experiencing severe undernourishment today. There are issues pertaining to this problem, and some of the most substantial is inadequate food distribution.

High food prices

Yes, prices are high in that some people cannot afford. Low-income household members may face rising costs for three main reasons: on median wage, reduced household members may purchase less in supermarket chains, which typically offer lower prices and the widest range of brand names, packaging, and top-notch options; low-income household members are much less likely to live in suburban areas in which food prices are usually lower; and supermarket chains in reduced communities may jack up prices than it is in nearby higher-income neighborhoods.

Due To limited access to safe water 

Undernutrition is caused and exacerbated by unsafe or insufficient water. Crops cannot develop normally without safe water, and people cannot stay alive or stay healthy without that.

Forced migration 

Forced movement of people can be caused by Hunger, but food insecurity can also be caused by mass relocation. Many refugees living in those countries have limited assets to initiate with.

References

Https://www.concernusa.org

World Food Programme. (2009). World Hunger Series Hunger and Markets. Retrieved November 29, 2010, from http://www.donorplatform.org/component/option,com_docman/task,doc_view/gid,1477/Itemid,98/

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There are people in every country who suffer from Hunger. Discuss Hunger and try to explain by doing some research why there is Hunger in the world.

Hunger

Is it a food production problem or a distribution problem?

Are prices of food too high that some people cannot afford to eat?

What other factors may contribute to Hunger?