World Hunger and Poverty

According to the US Census Bureau, the official poverty rate in the US in 2012 is 15.0%, and 46.1 million people are living below the poverty line. In the same year, 26.5 million people (13.7%) of 18 to 64 years old are in poverty, children (18.8%) under the age of 18 years and 9 million (9.1%) of the age 65 and over are in poverty. Regarding education, 49.4 million people are registered from kindergarten to 12th grade. The number of high school students is 14.9 million, and now, 7% in all the states of the state, one million students have dropped out.

According to the facts and statistics of world hunger and poverty in 2015, the most affected country is Asia. According to media reports, the majority of the underparticipated population are women and children ("Understanding Your World: Facts About Hunger and Poverty", 2015). Frequent nutrition has a serious effect on the body, especially the body of the child. Malnutrition leads to hair loss, hair loss, fatigue, upset stomach, indigestion, and other terrible diseases. As a woman most enthusiastic, there are many abortions and births for dead babies. In addition, there are several incidents that people drink excessively after long-term hunger and death.

How does poverty affect hunger? Poverty and hunger are almost indivisible. When poverty is the main cause of starvation and people do not have money, they can not afford to buy food and can not support themselves. Therefore, world hunger is a sign of poverty in the world. Hunger is caused by many factors, but the main reason is related to poverty. The international community has the necessary supplies and all resources to prevent and eradicate hunger and poverty. However, even with adequate food, people are still hungry because it is not evenly distributed and because of political instability. Providing food for hunger is not a permanent solution to poverty and hunger. We need to find a sustainable solution to combat hunger and poverty.