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    However, malnutrition remains a challenge - 50 percent of children under five are stunted and 12.8 percent are underweight. To address the issue, the government is promoting community-based nutrition interventions to diversify production to include legumes, milk, fisheries…

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    Effects Of Child Hunger

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    range from compromising a child’s immune system, stunting their growth, to long term affects such as reduced social skills, or learning disabilities. According to Wong, Childhood malnutrition is a server problem that is present in the world. An increase in household income is not sufficient to reduce childhood malnutrition if children are deprived of food security, education, access to water, sanitation and health services. This is where the poverty ties in with…

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    How To Stop World Hunger

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    How many times a day do we have to sit down and have a meal, or even just a snack? One of the most despairing problems in the world is world hunger. Hunger can be defined as two things: One- A Strong Desire or craving, Two- the want or scarcity of food. Unfortunatly, there isn’t enough food in the world, or money to provide everyone in the world with food. For this cause many people around us experience extreme measures of hunger and starve. This is a very disconsolate subject that everyone…

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    Some of the deadly consequences of malnutrition are electrolyte imbalance, muscle loss, immunity and blood flow issues, and heart problems. Once the body reaches the point of malnutrition it goes into what is known as starvation mode. When a body lacks the nutrients it needs it will take from itself. When the human body has an electrolyte imbalance caused by…

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    environmental, socio-economic reasons or extreme political condition such as tyrannical government or warfare, however famine may be define as a discrete event that is triggered by food shortage and results in mass death by starvation and diseases such as malnutrition. This essay will critically analyze and assess how and…

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    for all, and environmentally sustainable 1. However, unresolved global issues like population growth and urbanization, ecosystem and biodiversity, climate change, social conflict, malnutrition and extreme poverty makes it hard for the global food system to effectively cope with food security challenges. Malnutrition represents a major public health problem of infants in poor countries. Worldwide, about 192 million children are stunted, while 51 million and 99 million are respectively wasted…

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    Have you ever had a problem with the food stamp program or have you ever experience needing food stamps and getting denied? Well even though some people believe that more people being able to receive food stamps may result in a higher rate of misuse and abuse of food stamps, the eligibility guidelines and limitations should be changed and improved because people who aren’t qualified for food stamps actually need them and are struggling to make ends meet, some people are able to receive food…

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    drinking dirty water; Cholera; a disease that infects the small intestine with bacteria; tapeworms; an infection of the stomach. The tapeworms eat the food before the body can digest it causing hunger all the time. Malnutrition is a lack of sufficient nutrients in the body. Malnutrition…

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    Having one of the worst health situations in the world, Afghanistan faces immense suffering across their nation everyday. From hunger and disease, to infant mortality. Afghanistan faces great threat after decades of war, leading to the circumstances they are in today. With such a large population, it creates difficulties finding opportunities in life. Thus, creating significant dangers to health for the people. Afghanistan bears many massive dangers to health, including hunger due to poverty,…

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    When I was first asked this question at a much younger age I honestly thought the answer was yes. I was blind to the things that media and the government was feeding us, now my answer is a strong no. Within the novel Night we follow the tragic story of a boy who was persecuted due to his government not agreeing with his religion. Although this is a very extreme example I find that we still see corrupt governments to this very day. This true story follows Elie a young boy who is losing all faith…

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