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Global Hunger Crisis - Coggle Diagram
Global Hunger Crisis
Causes
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War and Armed Conflict
Wars disrupt transportation routes, making it difficult to deliver food and other essential supplies.
Armed conflicts destroy farmland, livestock, and other resources that communities depend on for food.
Governments and humanitarian organizations may struggle to provide assistance in dangerous conflict zones.
Food shortages can become worse when opposing groups block access to food supplies or humanitarian aid.
Even after a war ends, communities may take years to rebuild their agricultural systems and regain food security.
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Poverty and Inequality
People living in poverty often have to choose between purchasing food and paying for necessities such as housing, electricity, and healthcare.
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Children living in poverty are more likely to experience malnutrition, which can negatively affect their physical and mental development.
Poor communities often have limited access to grocery stores and affordable, healthy food.
Limited access to education and job opportunities can prevent families from increasing their income and improving their access to food.
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Solutions
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Action Against Hunger
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Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene
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