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The hunger is a problem that is expanding in the world more and more.

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Today there are 821 milion people who are chronically malnourished. For more information on the rising rate of global undernutrion see our response to the 2018 state of food security and nutrion report.

ASIA= 515.1milion people
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA= 236.5 milion people
LATIN-AMERICA=32.3 milion people

60% of the world's are women. Inadeguate care during pregnacy and delivery was l'argely responsible for the annual deaths of an estimadet 303.000 mothers and 2.7 milion newborns in 2015.

37.7 milion people are living with hiv/aids
76.1 milion people have become infected with hiv
51% of people living with hiv/aids

Some 3 in 10 people worldwide or 2.1 bilion lack acces to safe readily avaible water at home. The unger project works with communites to denelop new later resources ensure clean water and improved sanitation and implement water conservation thecniques.

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The countries where the hunger is expanding are:
-South Africa
-China
-India
-South America

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Nutritious foods in adequate amounts are assential for everyone bit particulary for children in early childhood adequate nutrition can ensure healt hy growth proper organ formation and function  a strong immune system and neurological and cognitive development nutrition too has increasingly been recognieed as a basic pillar for social and economic development .well nourished people Can learn new skills think critically and contribute ti their communities improving child nutrition impacts global National and regional child survival primary  education womenas empowerment and maternal and child healt rates
Approximateli 3.1million children due from undernutrition each year (UNICEF, 2018a)
Hunger and undernutrition contribute to more than half of global child deaths,as undernutrition Can male children more vulnerable to illness and exacerbate disease (UNICEF, 2018A)

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More than 30% of children in developing countries live on less than 1$ a day.
Every 3 seconds one person dies of starvation and usually is a child under the age of 5.
While a severe lack of goods and services hurts every human, it is most threatening to children’s rights: survival, health and nutrition, education, participation and protection from harm.
Some regions of the world have more dire situations than others, but even whithin one country there can be broad disparities— between city and rural children, fro example, or between boys and girls—
Poverty contributes to malnutrition and more than 300 million children go to bed hungry everyday.

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-POVERTY: Poverty and hunger exist in a vicious cycle: Those living in poverty often face hunger as they cannot afford nutritious food for themselves and their families. On the flip-side, hunger fuels poverty as it’s difficult for people to earn more money when they’re undernourished. In response, families may sell off their livestock or tools, or buy only staple foods like wheat rather than fresh fruit and vegetables. All of these measures buy short-term relief but perpetuate a longer-term cycle of hunger and poverty. This cycle often passes on from parents to their children, making it hard to break the pattern.

-WAR AND CONFLICT: War and conflict are also among the leading causes. In South Sudan, civil war has led to mass displacement and abandoned fields. The resulting crop failure, combined with a soaring inflation rate that puts imported food out of reach, has left 3.5 million people hungry. Similarly, Yemen’s ongoing conflict has led to 17 million people facing hunger — approximately 65% of the population.

-CLIMATE CHANGE: Too much or too little rainfall can destroy harvests or substantially reduce the amount of animal pasture available. Unfortunately these fluctuations — which are made worse by the El Nino weather system and are likely to increase due to changes in climate — often affect the poorest regions of the world the most. What’s more, the World Bank estimates that climate change has the power to push more than 100 million people into poverty over the next decade.

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-distribute resources appropriately
-don’t sell OGM products
-help poor children with donations
-invite pharmaceutical companies to donate medicines to poor children
-oblige the ONU to intervene in countries with military
regimes

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GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORAGNISM

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Abundant distribution of pesticides

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UNICEF seeks to help stem the worst effects of malnutrition by funding and helping countries supply micronutrients like iron and vitamin A, which is essential for a healthy immune system.

UNICEF also works through communities to talk with people caregivers about how to provide sound food