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Achieving the 2030 goal of Zero Hunger, in other words ensuring that nobody goes hungry wherever they are in the world, remains a major challenge.

According to a recent World Food Programme (WFP) the causes of increased hunger include environmental degradation and drought – both of which are impacted by climate change – as well as conflict.
The good news is that, around the world, innovation and technology are being used to improve a wide range of food production challenges. Some examples.
Papuan Pigs in the cloud
Weeding out the chemicals in India
Waste not, want not in Egypt

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2- reduce food waste and more crops.

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Can we feed the world and ensure no one goes hungry

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Azul Índigo Verde Moderno Médico Tríptico Folleto

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Enough food is produced today to feed everyone on the planet, but hunger is on the rise in some parts of the world, and some 821 million people are considered to be “chronically undernourished”. What steps are be

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We think that is going to be very difficult to feed the whole world.

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1- Despite the fact that today food production chains produce enough food to feed everyone on the planet, hunger continues to increase in some parts of the world and more than 820 million people suffer from chronic malnutrition.

We think that we could give food to everyone, but the society in where we live is selfish, they dont think about other people.

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- Increase protection for the most vulnerable.
- Improve infrastructures.
- Reduce food waste.
- Grow a greater variety of crops.
- Focus on child nutrition.

Being more considerated, give people opportunities so they can get their own money to buy food, donating, just help.

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There is no single, easy solution to world hunger, but that does not mean it cannot be solved. There is a wide array of strategies available to us, both an institutional level and an individual level, that can help end hunger for good.

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We can have more crob feels with many cainds of food and help everyone,althoug is going to be very dificult because the pepole with more many is going to have more that the pepole with out many, sow is going to be a job ver dificult but maybe with a los of effort we can do it.

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1.No, But—in a perfect world, using Esri's estimate, along with estimates of food waste from the UN and others—we could supply 9 billion metric tons of food a year, or 2.4 times as much as we'd need to feed every person on the planet.
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1. More protection for the most vulnerable.

2. Improve infrastructure. ...

3. Reduce food waste.

4. Focus on child nutrition

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I think that is ver dificult have food for everyone but if we try with a lot of effort maby we can do it,obviously thinking in the pepole that don't have to much many to give some food free for alist some time until they find a job and have more many