Efforts to Fight Against World Hunger

Global starvation is still and widely concerned around the world. Many people died everyday due to malnutrition. We need to unite to overcome this terrible problem. World starvation is malnutrition and malnutrition in that country. The problem of hunger of the world occurs mainly in developing countries such as some parts of Africa. When evaluating the progress of departure from the world of starvation, two issues need to be considered. Estimation and targeting of starvation.

In the past decade, starvation has gained increasing attention from the international community. As the world's largest and most developed continent, Asia has been fighting with starvation for thirty years. This work is a huge and promising step, but that alone is inadequate. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), "the lack of proper nutrition can hinder the development of the mind and body of about 171 million children worldwide, malnutrition is also more than one third of children It is the main cause of the death of people (WHO, nutritional ingredients). The goal of the international community is to halve hunger by 2015, but achieving this goal is still a challenge. There are still nearly 1 billion malnourished people worldwide, equivalent to the total population of North America and Europe. In order to face this big problem, it is necessary to directly target the hunger goal in order to increase the productivity of people and the possibilities of those suffering from starvation.

More and more ordinary people are participating in the fight against hunger. People all over the world have long contributed to the reduction of hunger in developing countries, but the number of people who resolved domestic hunger has increased rapidly in countries worldwide economically developed. This happened much earlier in Europe than in Europe. In the United States, the Reagan administration did not benefit from the early 1980s, and charitable organizations' efforts to help Americans not be able to purchase adequate food increased dramatically. According to a survey of 1,000 US voters randomly chosen in 1992, 77% of Americans volunteered for various hunger relief organizations (such as food banks and soup kitchens) and for the lives of the hungry people We donated cash and food to the city. Contributed.