World Hunger Research Paper

One of the biggest issues we are facing today would be world hunger. I propose a solution to end world hunger by providing more resources and to put a stop to unnecessary wasting of food. The resources would include a substantial education in underdeveloped countries and also a yearly payment from the first world countries to the less fortunate countries.

Background:

Hunger is the want of, or scarcity of food. Today there are over five-hundred million people in the world who do not have enough food to lead a healthy active life. Essentially that's about one in nine people on earth. Malnutrition and hunger are in fact the number one risk to health world-wide, which means it is greater than AIDs, malaria and tuberculosis combined. his year, …show more content…
The most significant reason would be poverty. Many individuals living in poverty cannot afford nutritious food for themselves and their families. This makes them weaker and less able to earn money that would help them escape poverty and hunger. In most developing countries, farmers often cannot afford seeds, so they cannot plant the crops that would provide for their families. Others have no land or education. n short the poor are hungry and their hunger traps them in poverty. Poverty contributes tremendously to world hunger. Another leading factor would be inefficient agricultural output. Too many developing countries lack key agricultural infrastructure, such as enough roads, warehouses and irrigation. Ultimately causing high transport costs, lack of storage facilities and unreliable water supplies. Which overall limits agricultural needs and yields access to food.

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Education would just be the start. The ultimate solution would be to create an annual payment from all the first world/developed countries such as Norway, Australia, Netherlands, United States, New Zealand and many more. If each of the first world countries make a payment of at least 3 million dollars every year,world hunger can decrease in no time. There are ten highly developed countries which means statistically speaking they are ranked very high in standards of living, child welfare, economic welfare and population happiness. Which means they can afford to make the payment. If each of the ten countries make a payment of 3 million dollars that would come out to 30 million dollars each year towards the cure to end world hunger. Thirty million dollars every year could most defiantly put an end to world hunger. The money will be used to create and give the proper resources to provide food and

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