What is food security? What steps can be taken in the world to reduce the burden...
What is food security? What steps can be taken in the world to reduce the burden of hunger? Why has this never been achieved in a world that has attained major technological advances? Contrast three consequences of under nutrition with three consequences of over nutrition. Please provide references
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1. FOOD SECURITY : Food security is defined as it is one of the measure which is adapted to measure the quantitative food availability to individuals, food availability, its accessibility, food cost affordability, availability of nutritious food, and dietary needs are accomplished to meet the daily health requirements of all of the individuals.
2. To reduce the burden of hunger in the world the following steps can be take
* Providing credits to the poor people so that the availability of food is easier for them
* Making food in a sustainable way by the international organizations
* Make and develop farming facilities in the urban areas and strengthen the sources of poor people
* Educating the people regarding agriculture and food so that self reliability can be developed
* Bringing a social change in the people so as to adapt new ways of cultivating agriculture in the urban areas
* Help from the international organizations and financial assistance,
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