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1. there is a lot of food in Africa but the problem is there isn't many roads to deliver the food to the the towns and city. 2. another reason people are starving in Africa is because they live in poverty people in Africa area only make less than 1 U.S dollar a day so they cant really afford much food. 3. Gender inequality is another reason that people in africa are starving because when woman have control of there food rations they tend to share more than men do. 4. Another reason could be because Africa doesn't have many import and export partners so its harder to bring in food, and another problem is that many Africa countries are inland and it is hard for them to get any goods. 5. generally women do more of the agricultural work but they do not control their own access to food 6. in many country people have AIDS which renders them unable to do any sort of work to make money 7. when people are have AIDS they are sick so even if they had the money to afford food they wouldn't be able to go out and buy it. 8. the most suprising myth to me is that Africa didn't have much food on it and that they did they just didn't have may roads to take it to the city's and towns this is suprising to me because i always just thought that people in Africa just didn't have any food in their country 9. I would say that all the things I listed were all a pretty big problem in their food situation but think the biggest thing was that they didn't have many means to transport much food anywhere
Poverty is a cause of hunger in Africa as well as an effect. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily. That’s no coincidence; high rates of poverty are correlated with high rates of hunger because acquiring adequate food provisions requires ample resources, not only financial but social as practical as well.
9. I think the biggest obstacle to feeding people is that the governments in Africa can't get food to the city's and town because of the lack of roadways and when there is roadways they usualy are in bad condition. I think this is a big problem because if your living in a small town with no roads going into it you have to hunt for your own food and sometimes you can't do that because of weather or even diseases.
2] Poverty is a cause of hunger in Africa as well as an effect. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily
3] AIDS is especially prevalent in southern Africa (Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe), where approximately six million people are estimated to live with the condition.
5] According to one of the most successful hunger-focused humanitarian organizations, The Hunger Project, gender inequality is a major driving force behind hunger because food tends to go further in the hands of women.
6] However, in many African nations experiencing hunger crises, though women do the majority of agricultural work, they do not control their own access to food. Addressing gender inequality where it occurs in Africa will be central to eradicating hunger.
7 Facts 1.Approximately 30 million people in Africa face the effects of severe food insecurity, including malnutrition, starvation and poverty. 2.Poverty is a cause of hunger in Africa as well as an effect. 3.Many of the African countries in which there is widespread hunger are countries in which there is also plenty of food. 4.Agriculture is the leading economic industry in several of the hungriest African nations including Niger, Ethiopia and Somalia. 5.The Hunger Project, gender inequality is a major driving force behind hunger because food tends to go further in the hands of women. 6.Where it does not already exist, building the infrastructure necessary for distributing food is essential to ending hunger in Africa. 7.However, in many African nations experiencing hunger crises, though women do the majority of agricultural work, they do not control their own access to food.
What do you think is the biggest obstacle to Feeding People ? AIDS is especially prevalent in southern Africa (Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe), where approximately six million people are estimated to live with the condition. Not only does AIDS render these individuals too sick to do any sort of agricultural work (which, if farming is their livelihood, can throw them into poverty), it can also render them to sick to leave their homes to acquire food for themselves and their families.
7 facts about Hunger 1. the issue is that there are are often no reliable pathways for getting that food from the fields into that hands of the people who need it the most.
2. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily.
3. gender inequality is a major driving force behind hunger because food tends to go further in the hands of women.
4. AIDS render individuals too sick to do any sort of agricultural work (which, if farming is their livelihood, can throw them into poverty), it can also render them to sick to leave their homes to acquire food for themselves and their families.
1. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily.
2. Approximately 30 million people in Africa face the effects of severe food insecurity, including malnutrition, starvation and poverty.
3. AIDS render these individuals too sick to do any sort of agricultural work (which, if farming is their livelihood, can throw them into poverty), it can also render them to sick to leave their homes to acquire food for themselves and their families.
1.The issue is not that there is a lack of food, the issue is that there are are often no reliable pathways for getting that food from the fields into that hands of the people who need it the most.
2. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily.
1.The issue is not that there is a lack of food, the issue is that there are are often no reliable pathways for getting that food from the fields into that hands of the people who need it the most.
2. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily.
1. there is a lot of food in Africa but the problem is there isn't many roads to deliver the food to the the towns and city.
ReplyDelete2. another reason people are starving in Africa is because they live in poverty people in Africa area only make less than 1 U.S dollar a day so they cant really afford much food.
3. Gender inequality is another reason that people in africa are starving because when woman have control of there food rations they tend to share more than men do.
4. Another reason could be because Africa doesn't have many import and export partners so its harder to bring in food, and another problem is that many Africa countries are inland and it is hard for them to get any goods.
5. generally women do more of the agricultural work but they do not control their own access to food
6. in many country people have AIDS which renders them unable to do any sort of work to make money
7. when people are have AIDS they are sick so even if they had the money to afford food they wouldn't be able to go out and buy it.
8. the most suprising myth to me is that Africa didn't have much food on it and that they did they just didn't have may roads to take it to the city's and towns this is suprising to me because i always just thought that people in Africa just didn't have any food in their country
9. I would say that all the things I listed were all a pretty big problem in their food situation but think the biggest thing was that they didn't have many means to transport much food anywhere
Poverty is a cause of hunger in Africa as well as an effect. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily. That’s no coincidence; high rates of poverty are correlated with high rates of hunger because acquiring adequate food provisions requires ample resources, not only financial but social as practical as well.
ReplyDelete9. I think the biggest obstacle to feeding people is that the governments in Africa can't get food to the city's and town because of the lack of roadways and when there is roadways they usualy are in bad condition. I think this is a big problem because if your living in a small town with no roads going into it you have to hunt for your own food and sometimes you can't do that because of weather or even diseases.
ReplyDelete1] Agriculture is the leading economic industry in several of the hungriest African nations including Niger, Ethiopia and Somalia.
ReplyDelete1] Agriculture is the leading economic industry in several of the hungriest African nations including Niger, Ethiopia and Somalia.
ReplyDelete2] Poverty is a cause of hunger in Africa as well as an effect. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily
ReplyDelete3] AIDS is especially prevalent in southern Africa (Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe), where approximately six million people are estimated to live with the condition.
ReplyDelete4] Many of the African countries in which there is widespread hunger are countries in which there is also plenty of food.
ReplyDelete5] According to one of the most successful hunger-focused humanitarian organizations, The Hunger Project, gender inequality is a major driving force behind hunger because food tends to go further in the hands of women.
ReplyDelete6] However, in many African nations experiencing hunger crises, though women do the majority of agricultural work, they do not control their own access to food. Addressing gender inequality where it occurs in Africa will be central to eradicating hunger.
ReplyDelete7] Where it does not already exist, building the infrastructure necessary for distributing food is essential to ending hunger in Africa.
ReplyDelete7 Facts
ReplyDelete1.Approximately 30 million people in Africa face the effects of severe food insecurity, including malnutrition, starvation and poverty.
2.Poverty is a cause of hunger in Africa as well as an effect.
3.Many of the African countries in which there is widespread hunger are countries in which there is also plenty of food.
4.Agriculture is the leading economic industry in several of the hungriest African nations including Niger, Ethiopia and Somalia.
5.The Hunger Project, gender inequality is a major driving force behind hunger because food tends to go further in the hands of women.
6.Where it does not already exist, building the infrastructure necessary for distributing food is essential to ending hunger in Africa.
7.However, in many African nations experiencing hunger crises, though women do the majority of agricultural work, they do not control their own access to food.
What do you think is the biggest obstacle to Feeding People ?
AIDS is especially prevalent in southern Africa (Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe), where approximately six million people are estimated to live with the condition. Not only does AIDS render these individuals too sick to do any sort of agricultural work (which, if farming is their livelihood, can throw them into poverty), it can also render them to sick to leave their homes to acquire food for themselves and their families.
I think that all the information is true.
7 facts about Hunger
ReplyDelete1. the issue is that there are are often no reliable pathways for getting that food from the fields into that hands of the people who need it the most.
2. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily.
3. gender inequality is a major driving force behind hunger because food tends to go further in the hands of women.
4. AIDS render individuals too sick to do any sort of agricultural work (which, if farming is their livelihood, can throw them into poverty), it can also render them to sick to leave their homes to acquire food for themselves and their families.
1. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily.
ReplyDelete2. Approximately 30 million people in Africa face the effects of severe food insecurity, including malnutrition, starvation and poverty.
3. AIDS render these individuals too sick to do any sort of agricultural work (which, if farming is their livelihood, can throw them into poverty), it can also render them to sick to leave their homes to acquire food for themselves and their families.
1.The issue is not that there is a lack of food, the issue is that there are are often no reliable pathways for getting that food from the fields into that hands of the people who need it the most.
ReplyDelete2. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily.
1.The issue is not that there is a lack of food, the issue is that there are are often no reliable pathways for getting that food from the fields into that hands of the people who need it the most.
ReplyDelete2. Nearly a third of individuals living in sub-Saharan Africa are “undernourished,” and 41 percent of people in that same area live on less than U.S. $1 daily.