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Goal 2:
Zero
Hunger
SDG's:
-Were lunched and adopted in
September 2015 by all 193 UN
member states.
-The agenda through the foundation
of these goals act as a call to action
which highlights on ending poverty,
provides safeguarding for the planet
and secure prosperity for all by 2030.
- SDG’s goals consist of 17 goals.
Hunger is one of the major uncontrolled
problems the world is facing and it is
almost somewhat similar to the global
epidemic.
 1 End hunger

What’s the 2 Achieve food security

goal here?
3 Improved nutrition

4 Promote sustainable agriculture

 Why it
matters?
In 2019, 144 million children under
the age of 5 were stunted, and 47
million were affected by wasting.
Extreme hunger and malnutrition
remains a barrier to sustainable
development and creates a trap
from which people cannot easily
escape.

2 billion people in the world do

not have regular access to safe,
nutritious and sufficient food.
How many
people go
hungry?
-More than 690 million people were
undernourished in 2019, mainly in Asia
and Africa.
-An estimated 840 million people will
go hungry by 2030.
 Poverty

Causes of Hunger Job Instability

Food Shortages and Waste

Poor infrastructure

Unstable Markets

Climate Change

War and Conflict

Discrimination
 Why should
we care?
We all want our families to have enough food to
eat what is safe and nutritious. A world with zero
hunger can positively impact our economies,
health, education, equality and social
development. It’s a key piece of building a better
future for everyone.
How can we
achieve zero
hunger?
Food security requires a multi-dimensional
approachfrom social protection to safeguard safe
and nutritious food especially for children - to
transforming food systems to achieve a more
inclusive and sustainable world. There will need to
be investments in rural and urban areas and in social
protection so poor people have access to food and
can improve their livelihoods.
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What can we
do to help?
Practice a healthy diet

Practicing a healthy diet means to eat

healthy in a moderate way and not
eating more than what your body
actually needs as this is unnecessary .
What can we
do to help?
Donate extra food stock to the needy

Extra stocks of food from warehouse or

food businesses should be catered to
those in need.
What can we
do to help?
Follow food plan when you shop

Make it a habit to follow a food

plan when you shop so you’ll know
what you actually need to
consume, and extra food goes to
waste when expires.
What can we
do to help?
Improve the logistics of food supply

Storage, transportation, packaging,

international shipping, customs, road
networks & tracking and visibility has to
be improved to ensure food gets to the
people that need in the most efficiently.
What can we
do to help?
Increase the production of
agricultural resources

Improve access to food by partnering

to promote small family farms and
the infrastructure that serves them
by sharing knowledge and experience
to sustainably improved land
management and productivity.
Thank you
Have a great
day ahead.