|
War |
UN World Food Program |
10%* |
|
40% |
Less than 1,800 Calories a Day |
45%* |
|
Developing World |
Women and Children |
Asia and Africa |
|
Whether from Tradition, Economics or Greed the Poor Have Always Suffered
From Hunger. |
Areas That Were Rich in Food Production Have Become Arid or Marginal
Areas |
Regardless of the Causes, Intentions Results 75%* of the Hungry Live
in War Zones |
|
Regardless of Location or How They Live, If They Don't Have Money Hunger
Will Exist. |
National & Manmade Disasters Will Destroy Existing & Importation of
Food. |
Economic, Weather, Military Emergencies Will Create Panic, Chaos and a
Run on Foods. |
|
When Any Group of People Have Enough Access To Food To Maintain Their
Health. |
When Any Group of People Have the Ability to Grow or Import Food. |
When Any Group Has Enough Water, Cooking Supplies to Create Quality
Food. |
|
When People Can Count on The Supply Over Both The Short Term and Long
Term. |
The Extreme Scarcity of Food and The Inability to Import Food Supplies. |
High Cost of Food, Wars, Manmade and Natural Disasters, Climate Change,
Restriction on Aid. |
|
The Time Between Planting and Harvesting. Therefore The Quantity and
Quality Suffer. |
Lack of of Proper Nutrition Such as Right Food or
Amount of Food |
Effects and Results: Death, Wars, Riots, Rising Food Prices, Civil
Disorder, Immigration. |
|
Ways to Combat Hunger: Stop the Wars both Civil and National, End
Climate Change, Improve the Methods of Farming, End Inequality. |
Ways to End Malnutrition: Increase the Aid from National and
International Organizations, Improve Faming Methods, End Wars and Inequality. |
Effects of Malnutrition: Conflict, Disease, Death, Deformity, Anxiety,
Fear, Immigration and Migration to Either Different Parts of a Country of
Another Country. |
