From these statistics it is proven that is is possible to efficiently feed everyone on earth. Although saying this, food wasted is to not its full potential but can still afford to feed all if everyone was accessible to it. With more than 1.4 billion people overweight we can cut back on their unhealthy diets of excess food and instead feed the 870 million malnourished. 

Can the world provide enough food to feed everyone? 

Yes. I think the world definitely has enough food to feed everyone because if you think about it there are some places in the world where people are not getting enough food and other places where there is heaps and heaps of food so we if spread it out and share a little more it wouldn’t be as big of a problem. 

Facts: 

-          More than 1.4 billion adults were overweight in 2008, and more than half a billion were obese. 

-          More than 1.4 billion adults were overweight in 2008, and more than half a billion were obese. 

So people that are poor cant get all the food that they need so they get sick lots and they cant to to the hospital and the rich people that can get food they don’t eat it all so they just throw it out and then they just go and make more food and don’t eat that so it is not good and the poor people are starving so. People should help rase money to make up the small food thing in a bag or something like that. 

I think the world can produce enough food to feed the population but people mainly in developing countries do not have the accessibility to the food. In rich countries the amount of food wastage could feed another country. More than 1.4 billion adults were overweight in 2008 and more than half a billion were obese and 842 million are currently undernourished. If the food was shared evenly around the world and everyone had the same accessibility there would be enough food for everyone to get the right amount. 

Nearly 870 million people of the 7.1 billion people in the world are suffering from chronic undernourishment.
55% of Haiti’s 9 million people live on only $1USD/per day.
Of that 55%, 60-70% of their weekly wages forced to spend

These figures show that the difference between obese and malnourished are 

I think the world could definitely produce enough food for everyone if people would save food instead of wasting it. Rather than throwing perfectly good food out it could be used by the people who need it the most. Around 350 kg of food is wasted by each person each year that could be given to the people in need of clean water and food. In certain countries food is taken for granted where many of the population are overweight or obese whereas in poorer countries food is scarce.

Female farmers are disadvantaged due to the lack of resources. If women were to receive the same quantity of resource as men, the number of hungry people in the world could be reduced by up to 150 million. People, those who can afford food, can take the variety of consumables available to them for granted. If people, such as the 500 million small- scale farms around the world, helping to put food on the plates of two billion people which is one in three people on Earth, gave more and reduced their food wastage. The world would be a step closer to feeding everyone on earth. 

Question 

Can the world produce enough food to feed everyone? Select those that are relevant and put them in a logical order to write a paragraph to answer the question. Alternatively, print and cut the statements and paste them in order onto a new blank sheet of paper. 

 

Answer 

Half of the hungry people are farmers and their families involved in small-scale farming, for whom agriculture is a livelihood, providing food for their own needs and generating income. 

My opinion) that is the reality of living in a third weld country. 

 

Nearly 870 million people of the 7.1 billion people in the world, or one in eight, were suffering from chronic undernourishment in 2010–2012. 

My opinion) it’s a game of life. 

Overall, yes, the world can produce enough food to feed everyone. Approximately 1.3 billion tonnes of food is wasted or lost every year and around the world there is 842 million people who are undernourished and not receiving enough food. Out of those 842 million undernourished people only 16 million are from developed countries. So, the main problem with producing enough food to feed everyone is peoples access to the food, in developed countries there is easy access to food whereas in developing countries there is less access and the largest percentages of undernourishment. Furthermore, the demand for food is expected to increase by 14 percent every decade, which might improve or increase undernourishment globally.