1. World hunger
By: Ania Sagan

2. Who can stop world hunger
You Can!... Help Reduce Hunger!

3. What causes world hunger
Problems that can cause world hunger are
Cooking over open fires is mostly common for breathing the toxic cooking smoke. Two million people die each year from breathing in toxic the horrible cooking smoke.

4. Where is world hunger Sub-Saharan Africa: 23.8 percent
Caribbean: percent
Southern Asia: percent (but 17.3 percent without India)
Eastern Asia: percent (but 13.5 percent without China)
Southeastern Asia: percent

5. When did world hunger start to end
The reality is that most of the world doesn't have the benefit of picking up food from the corner store — they grow it themselves. It is a cycle when families cannot grow or buy enough to lead healthy, productive lives.
Mercy helps farmers manage their land, increase their harvests and crops to produce a larger, more nutritious, and stable food supply.

6. why can’t we stop world hunger
We cant stop world hunger because , instead of thinking about someone else we think about how we don’t have enough and we need to make ourselves cool by buying expensive things instead of donating money and food. Also instead of donating people take drugs and drink alcohol.

7. How can we stop world hunger
Food Donations
In the meantime it is important to lend a helping hand. The impact of donations, both cash and food, have had an impact on world hunger. Organizations such as Food for All have customers donate $1-5 when checking out. Last year they raised $60 million to fight world hunger.
Urban Farming
About one-quarter of overweight people live in an urban environment. Urban farming disapprove families to gain control over their own food source.
Sustainable Food
People fund projects so people can provide food for themselves in a Antonyms for
Untenable way. This is very powerful, because ultimately we would like to see many areas not reliant on aid from foreign countries (which often causes debt).

8. Major death in some country
War and Conflict War and Conflict
Weather and Climate Change
Agricultural Practices
Population Growth

9. Church perspective
Not only are these chemicals unsafe, they are expensive. According to the Organic Valley Co-Op, “the only farmers that can afford the seeds and chemicals are those from first-world countries or the wealthy landowners from developing countries, who grow the crops for export, not to feed the poor”. According to Al Jazeera, “Pope Francis is a trained chemist, which gives him more information on the scientific aspect of consuming GMOs than his predecessor.” Another factor that may influence Francis is his Argentinian heritage.

10. Canada's perspective 1 in 6 people assisted by food banks are employed
TORONTO, October 11, 2011 ─ On World Food Day, October 16, 2011, Food Banks Canada is asking Canadians to take action in support of people in need. All Canadians can make an impact by donating or participating in an activity that helps them acknowledge the continuing global struggle against hunger.

11. You can help today!!!

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