Causes of world hunger

World hunger is generally defined as a period of time when a significant portion of the world’s population is at risk or is experiencing famine. Scientists estimate that about 30 percent of today’s population is affected by the food crisis, with a billion people living in extreme poverty. This essay will address the two major causes of this detrimental issue; namely, poverty and military conflicts.
The primary cause responsible for world hunger is poverty. For example, the Democratic Republic of Congo, recognized year-over-year as one of the world’s most malnourished and poverty-stricken countries, has a population of 89.56 million, the majority of whom live below $1.25/day. It has been estimated that poverty can affect 3 generation cycles if not treated properly. Families living in poverty are forced to sell their belongings such as livestock and tools for short term relief, however they lose the ability to farm or raise cattle and pass on the cycle of poverty to future generations. Thus, an infinite loop of poverty is formed resulting in an upwards increase of world hunger as we approach higher population numbers.
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