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Title: capturing a heartbreaking reality where the most vulnerable members of society suffer.

Author: 100dreamsfoundation

Date: December 31,2024

this content contains a real life scenario of a girl, eating a left over food. This reflects how poverty leads to a lack of access to food, capturing a heartbreaking reality where the most vulnerable members of society suffer. When people lack resources and opportunities, they are unable to afford or access even basic necessities like meals that shows poverty directly contributes to hunger. As a result, hunger becomes a constant challenge, leading to other health issues that further hinder personal development and well-being.

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100Dreamsfoundation on Instagram: "There are people who are not only lack of food, few are lack of opportunities, few are lack of education, few are lack of medicine, few are lack of peace! 

Be happy & make use of every opportunity. Sometime you don’t feel like a boss, sometimes you are the boss. Everybody’s Boss has a Boss. Remember! 

#feedoneperson #annashooktham #100dreams #100dreamsfoundation"

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27 likes, 3 comments - 100dreamsfoundation on December 30, 2024: "There are people who are not only lack of food, few are lack of opportunities, few are lack of education, few are lack of medicine, few are lack of peace! 

Be happy & make use of every opportunity. Sometime you don’t feel like a boss, sometimes you are the boss. Everybody’s Boss has a Boss. Remember! 

#feedoneperson #annashooktham #100dreams #100dreamsfoundation". 

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https://www.sunstar.com.ph/davao/11-dabawenyo-families-poor-in-2023-psa-davao

Title: 11% Dabawenyo families poor in 2023: PSA-Davao

Author: David Ezra M. Francisquete

Date: Oct 25, 2024

this article shows that ELEVEN in every 100 Dabawenyo families in the Davao Region were considered poor or had income below needed to buy the minimum basic food and non-food needs in 2023, according to the latest survey conducted by the Philippine Statistics Authority Regional Statistical Services Office (PSA-Davao).

Gales added that the projection was less than the predicted poverty incidence rates of 11.9 percent in 2021 and 13.9 percent in 2018.

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11% Dabawenyo families poor in 2023: PSA-Davao

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The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reports that 11.3% of families in Davao Region were considered poor in 2023. This means their income was insufficient to meet basic food and non-food needs.

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URL:  https://www.sunstar.com.ph/davao/11-dabawenyo-families-poor-in-2023-psa-davao
Title: 11% Dabawenyo families poor in 2023: PSA-Davao

Author: David Ezra M. Francisquete

Date: Oct 25, 2024,

The news article highlights that 11.3% of families in the Davao Region, about 165,410 households, were classified as poor, indicating persistent economic challenges despite some progress. These families struggled to meet the minimum basic food and non-food needs due to rising living costs. The situation is particularly severe in rural and conflict-affected areas, where low-income households face heightened difficulties in breaking the cycle of poverty.

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URL: https://businessmirror.com.ph/2024/08/16/psa-most-of-poorest-provinces-in-mindanao/

Title: PSA: Most of poorest provinces in Mindanao

Author: Cai U. Ordinario

Date: August 16, 2024

The article shows that Mindanao continues to be the poorest region in the Philippines, with Zamboanga del Norte's poverty rate reaching 47.6%. Other provinces such as Basilan and Tawi-Tawi also face high poverty levels, while BARMM records the lowest average family income at PHP 206,880. These disparities reflect a critical social issue of food efficiency, with many families unable to afford even basic nutrition due to low incomes and rising living costs.

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PSA: Most of poorest provinces in Mindanao | Cai U. Ordinario

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MAJORITY of the provinces that had the highest poverty incidence rates were located in Mindanao, according to the latest Poverty Statistics data released by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). The data showed that in terms of population, the province with the highest poverty rate was Zamboanga del Norte with a…

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URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14yeyrVEVMM

Title: One Mindanao: Hunger Incidence

Author: GMA Regional TV

Date Published: September 29, 2020

The video segment addresses the significant hunger issues facing Mindanao, emphasizing the urgent need for community awareness and action to combat food insecurity. It highlights statistics from surveys that reveal the extent of hunger affecting families in the region, underscoring a pressing need for intervention. Personal stories and anecdotes are shared, illustrating the real-life impact of food insecurity on individuals and their daily lives. The narrative calls for collective efforts within the community to confront these challenges, stressing the importance of unity and support among residents. Additionally, the video touches on the cultural aspects of Filipino life, showcasing how traditions and community values play a vital role in addressing social issues like hunger. It also mentions environmental factors contributing to food insecurity, illustrating the interconnectedness of various challenges. Overall, the video aims to raise awareness about hunger in Mindanao and encourages viewers to take action to support those in need.

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URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JOiXFC26Vk

Title: One in five people in the Philippines live in extreme poverty

Author: Al Jazeera Media Network

Date Published: March 22, 2019

When conflict erupted in Morale nearly two years ago, Nor Kya Dik Mao and her children sought refuge in downtown Manila. Her eldest son, Abdul Rahman, has stepped up to provide for the family, but they face harassment due to homelessness and being classified as illegal vendors. Their hunger and exhaustion are evident, especially when the children fall ill. Experts report that about half of Filipino children go to bed hungry, with over 20% categorized as underweight. The Philippines ranks ninth globally for stunted growth among children, particularly affecting those in agriculture and fishing, where over 70% live in poverty. Displacement from natural disasters and armed conflicts worsens food insecurity, especially in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao. Fortunately, eight organizations have been nourishing children in public schools, and the government aims to expand this initiative nationwide to eradicate hunger and reduce stunting by 2030. Malnutrition, often termed "hidden hunger," impacts the holistic well-being of children.

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🇵🇭 One in five people in Philippines live in extreme poverty | Al Jazeera English

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URL: https://www.actionagainsthunger.org.uk/publications-and-reports/no-matter-whos-fighting-hunger-always-wins

Titles: No matter who's fighting, hunger always wins

Author: Action Against Hunger

Date Published: May 23, 2023

Globally, hunger and malnutrition have steadily increased since 2015, impacting approximately 800 million individuals in 2021. Consequently, the estimated cost of addressing humanitarian needs worldwide surged 25% in the past year. The world is currently off track to achieve the global goal of eradicating hunger by 2030. Conflict and violence remain the primary drivers of hunger, with extreme weather events, economic shocks, and skyrocketing food prices further exacerbating the severe food and malnutrition crisis. In 2022, over 85% of the 258 million people experiencing crisis or worse levels of food insecurity across 58 countries resided in nations plagued by conflict and insecurity, which continues to be the leading cause of hunger for more than 117 million individuals.

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No matter who’s fighting, hunger always wins. In this report, Action Against Hunger outlines how violent actions drive food insecurity.

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URL: https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/server/api/core/bitstreams/85d10919-c151-49a7-998b-86d0addc5ccd/content

Title: Dynamics Of Poverty in Mindanao

Author: Lucia Madrigal,Jose Cuesta, & Sergio Somervill

Date: February 2024

Poverty in Mindanao is exacerbated by ongoing conflicts that disrupt agriculture, displace families, and hinder access to basic needs like food. The lack of unity among various groups prevents effective collaboration, making it difficult to address the root causes of poverty and foster long-term development.

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Ma. Johanna Victoria O. Auguis

URL:https://www.youtube.com/live/L9RrO_F70Ao?si=-XpIDJiQcjxPeKMl

Title: Webinar on Poverty Reduction: PROGRAMS FOR THE POOR

Author: CEAP CHANNEL

Date: Jan 27, 2021

The webinar focuses on the issues surrounding poverty and food insecurity, particularly in Mindanao. Discussing the challenges people faced, such as limited access to food and poverty. Talking about practices of Negros Island involving potential solutions, community actions, or ways to address regional food insecurity. Given that Universities organized it, the webinar included discussions by experts, local leaders, and organizations who explored the difficulties and potential responses to the crisis.

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URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUUSzdPi02o

Title: PODCAST: UN SDG 1-No Poverty Dishing Out the Parameters of Poverty: Nurturing Responsible Action towards Equality in Mindanao”
Author: Kate Olvida

Date: Nov 4, 2024

The podcast talks about Mindanao having the highest number of poor residents, with 8.9 million people living below the poverty line and a poverty incidence of 36.2 percent. Mindanao consistently ranks among the poorest regions in the Philippines resulting to no food and basic needs. Ateneo de Davao University students are featured in this episode as they share their perspectives on poverty and explore its causes and the challenges that keep communities from moving forward.