• Causes of hunger :

1. Poverty: poverty is a major cause of hunger, as people living in poverty often lack the resources to access nutritious food. 
2. Food insecurity: limited access to affordable, healthy food contributes to hunger. Food deserts, where nutritious options are scarce, are a problem in many areas. 
3. Conflict and displacement: Wars and conflicts disrupt food production and distribution, leading to hunger among affected populations. 
4. Climate changes: Extreme weather events, droughts,and shifting agricultural patterns can harm food production and increase food prices. 
5. Inequality: Disparities in income and access to resources result in unequal distribution of food, leaving some without enough to eat. 

1. Malnutrition: Hunger can lead to malnutrition, causing physical and cognitive developmental issues, particularly in children. 
2. Health problems: Chronic hunger can result in health problems such as stunted growth, weekened immune systems, and increased susceptibility to diseases. 
3. Economic impact: Hunger can hinder economic development as malnourished individuals may be less productive and more prone to illness. 
4. Social unrest: Hunger can contribute to social unrest and conflict, as people desperate for food may engage in criminal activities or protest against government. 
5. Education: Hunger can impede education by affecting cognitive development and causing absenteeism in schools. 

1. Unequal distribution: The global food system often results in an unequal distribution of food, leaving some regions with an abundance while others face scarcity. 
2. Food waste: Significant amounts of food are wasted at various stages of production and consumption, exacerbating hunger issues. 
3. Lack of access: Limited access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities can perpetuate hunger and poverty. 
4. Political and social factors: Corruption, inadequate governance, and social discrimination can hinder efforts to address hunger. 
5. Environmental sustainability:Ensuring food security while maintaining environmental sustainability is a challenge, as unsustainable agricultural practices can harm ecosystems. 

Social enterprenure worker

Shiza shahid

As co -founder and global ambassador of the Malala Fund, Shiza shahid manages business operations for Malala yousafzai, the teenager who

became the youngest winner of the noble prize in 2014.

Like Malala, Shahid was born in pakistan. She initially reached out to Malala in 2009 and worked to organize a camp for her and other pakistani girls. In 2012 Shiza flew to Malala's bedside after she was targeted and shot by the the Taliban for promoting education of girls.

Inspired by Malala's desire to continue conpaining for gender equality and education, Shahid decided to help Malala strategies her compaign. Shaid created the Malala fund , which helps empower women and girls by advocating and spreading excess to education.

Which is your favourite meal.

Write 1 importance of sharing meals with others.

By hiring more skilled workers which can manufacture products on a tertiary level

By investing on the major resources that can promote our economy like gemstone mining and other kinds of mining

By providing education to the unskilled workers and the right tools so they can earn their living in a better way which can help our poverty rate in the hilly areas.