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FOOD

SECURITY

FOOD SECURITY
FOOD SECURITY IS HAVING CONSISTENT, RELIABLE ACCESS, TO
SAFE AND NUTRITIOUS FOODS FOR AN ACTIVE AND HEALTHY LIFE
STYLE.

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION’S FOOD SECURITY


DEFINITION

Facts & Goals

0% 70%

"ZERO HUNGER" 812 million people 70%


Sustainable in the world are hungry right of Global food
Development Goals now. And it’s estimated that an production needs to
that UN wants to additional 2 billion people will be increase in 2050 to
reach by 2030 undernourished by 2050. feed the world

Four (4) Pillars of Food Security


AVAILABILITY ACCESSIBILITY UTILIZATION STABILITY

Sufficient quantities Have adequate Practicing healthy diet Securing food


of appropriate income to purchase to achieved healthy availability.
necessary type of nutritious food. well-being. Being food secure at all
food. The economic and How the body uses the times.
The supply and physical access to various nutrients in
trade. food. food.

Food security is the issue of our time. Hillary Clinton


Four (4) THINGS
AFFECTING FOOD
SECURITY

01
GLOBAL
WATER CRISIS
Not enough access to clean
water needed for drinking,
cooking, bathing, and for
plants. It has a huge impact on
food production.

02
CLIMATE
CHANGE
Rising global temperatures are
beginning to have a ripple effect
on crop yields, forest resources,
water supplies and altering the
balance of nature.
It is a threat multiplier for hungry
and undernourished people.

03
LAND
DEGRADATION
It reduces soil and water
efficiencies.
- Decreases food production
- Increases the cost of production
like fertilizers, pesticides and
imported water.

04
GREEDY LAND
DEALS
Corporations and Governments
buying rights to millions of acres
of agricultural land in developing
countries to secure their own
long-term food supplies.
FOOD INSECURITY
the state of being reliable access to a
sufficient quantity of affordable nutritious
food

IMPACTS OF FOOD
INSECURITY
MALNUTRITION
Imbalance intake of nutrition

UNDERNOURISHMENT
Inability to acquire enough food
to meet the minimum dietary
energy requirements

WASTING
Serious type of hunger. A severe
malnutrition that leads to too much
weight loss and at risk of diseases

SOCIAL UNREST
Dissatisfaction of a group that
sometimes lead to a violence.
People have fight for their survival.

RISING PRICES
The price of that certain food
increases when there's less food
available.

STRATEGIES
IRRIGATION, USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGY, SUPPORT
FROM GOVERNMENT, PROMOTE FARMING TO
EVERYONE
SOURCES!
Where we got the
information we used 🖤

WE LEARN

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Food and Agriculture Organization’s


food security definition
https://www.worldvision.ca/stories/food
/the-basics-of-food-security

https://aifsc.aciar.gov.au/food-security-
and-why-it-matters.html?
fbclid=IwAR0f5Y4KagvoU2cyYuuwVl_DZ
aPWiJBDiQ1TkRfkgFxnHiBRxHdI3eromX
Q

https://ccafs.cgiar.org/news/big-facts-
focus-food-security

https://thewaterproject.org/water-
scarcity/water-scarcity-and-agriculture

https://www.fao.org/fileadmin/template
s/faoitaly/documents/pdf/pdf_Food_Sec
urity_Cocept_Note.pdf

SUBMITTED BY
ABAIGAR, JERYLL DAWN
AGUILAR, MARK ADRIAN
AQUINO, CHRISTIAN
BAUTISTA, LIANNA COLEEN

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