1. Issue Food and Hunger

2. What Where Why How So what

3. What Famine When hunger persists for a longer period, covering a large no. of population and resulting in mass malnutrition and starvation, it then becomes famine.

4. Where Map of World Hunger Proportion of undernourished people 1998-2000

5. Where

6. Why Physical factors Human factors

7. Why Physical factors 1. rugged relief 2. infertile soil 3. extreme climate4. natural hazards

8. Why Human factors 1. Poverty 2. Poor governance 3. Wars 4. Diseases

9. Why 1. Poverty

10. Why Source: FAO 2 + 3. Poor governance and wars

11. Why 4. Diseases In 2002, around 5 million more people were infected with HIV/AIDS, most of them living in low-income, food-deficit countries.

12. How International aids 1. short-term 2. long-term

13. How 1. Short-term Emergency food aids Temperary medicial support E.g. Medecins Sans Frontieres Temporary military support E.g. UN Peacekeepers

14. How 2. Long-term Grant & loans Research and development

15. So what Partially effective Famine is still prevailing 2015 : 580 million would suffer from undernourishment

16. Value Global citizens Justice Peace