Thursday, August 1, 2019
Food sec Essay
Our aim is that all people (regardless of race, religion, gender or age) have access to safe and nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life (World Bank, 1986) There are four main components to ensuring food security: 1. Food availability ââ¬â good agricultural productions and marketing to provide enough food in all climates and seasons. 2. Food access ââ¬â having the money to pay for or the ability to acquire the food; being able to get goodâ⬠¦ 3. Food use- proper preparation and storage of the food; maintaining the nutritional integrity of the food; fair distribution of the food (gender, food, ethnicity, religion, etc. ) 4. Asset creation ââ¬âdesigning ways to maintain the food supply, in case of natural disaster, wars and/or conflicts etc. ; stockpiling, donations, etc. Solutions to Fighting Hunger 1. Improving nutritional status-e. g. Adding palm oil (contains Vitamin A) to food, fortifying milk with Vitamin D encouraging breast-feeding. 2. Policy changes (worldwide) ââ¬âe. g. universal declaration of human rights, universal rights of the child. 3. Food Security ââ¬â focusing on the four main courses of hunger and working with communities to improve availability of quality of food. Issues associated with food security: 1. Natural disaster 2. Cash cropping 3. Lack of education 4. Unequal Distribution of Resources 5. Disease 6. Government 7. War/Conflict Food Security Our aim is that all people (regardless of race, religion, gender or age) have access to safe and nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life (World Bank, 1986) There are four main components to ensuring food security: 5. Food availability ââ¬â good agricultural productions and marketing to provide enough food in all climates and seasons. 6. Food access ââ¬â having the money to pay for or the ability to acquire the food; being able to get goodâ⬠¦ 7. Food use- proper preparation and storage of the food; maintaining the nutritional integrity of the food; fair distribution of the food (gender, food, ethnicity, religion, etc. ) 8. Asset creation ââ¬âdesigning ways to maintain the food supply, in case of natural disaster, wars and/or conflicts etc. ; stockpiling, donations, etc. Solutions to Fighting Hunger 4. Improving nutritional status-e. g. Adding palm oil (contains Vitamin A) to food, fortifying milk with Vitamin D encouraging breast-feeding. 5. Policy changes (worldwide) ââ¬âe. g. universal declaration of human rights, universal rights of the child. 6. Food Security ââ¬â focusing on the four main courses of hunger and working with communities to improve availability of quality of food. Issues associated with food security: 8. Natural disaster 9. Cash cropping 10. Lack of education 11. Unequal Distribution of Resources 12. Disease 13. Government 14. War/Conflict Food Security Our aim is that all people (regardless of race, religion, gender or age) have access to safe and nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life (World Bank, 1986) There are four main components to ensuring food security: 9. Food availability ââ¬â good agricultural productions and marketing to provide enough food in all climates and seasons. 10. Food access ââ¬â having the money to pay for or the ability to acquire the food; being able to get goodâ⬠¦ 11. Food use- proper preparation and storage of the food; maintaining the nutritional integrity of the food; fair distribution of the food (gender, food, ethnicity, religion, etc. ) 12. Asset creation ââ¬âdesigning ways to maintain the food supply, in case of natural disaster, wars and/or conflicts etc. ; stockpiling, donations, etc. Solutions to Fighting Hunger 7. Improving nutritional status-e. g. Adding palm oil (contains Vitamin A) to food, fortifying milk with Vitamin D encouraging breast-feeding. 8. Policy changes (worldwide) ââ¬âe. g. universal declaration of human rights, universal rights of the child. 9. Food Security ââ¬â focusing on the four main courses of hunger and working with communities to improve availability of quality of food. Issues associated with food security: 15. Natural disaster 16. Cash cropping 17. Lack of education 18. Unequal Distribution of Resources 19. Disease 20. Government 21. War/Conflict Food Security Our aim is that all people (regardless of race, religion, gender or age) have access to safe and nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life (World Bank, 1986) There are four main components to ensuring food security: 13. Food availability ââ¬â good agricultural productions and marketing to provide enough food in all climates and seasons. 14. Food access ââ¬â having the money to pay for or the ability to acquire the food; being able to get goodâ⬠¦ 15. Food use- proper preparation and storage of the food; maintaining the nutritional integrity of the food; fair distribution of the food (gender, food, ethnicity, religion, etc. ) 16. Asset creation ââ¬âdesigning ways to maintain the food supply, in case of natural disaster, wars and/or conflicts etc. ; stockpiling, donations, etc. Solutions to Fighting Hunger. 10. Improving nutritional status-e. g. Adding palm oil (contains Vitamin A) to food, fortifying milk with Vitamin D encouraging breast-feeding. 11. Policy changes (worldwide) ââ¬âe. g. universal declaration of human rights, universal rights of the child. 12. Food Security ââ¬â focusing on the four main courses of hunger and working with communities to improve availability of quality of food. Issues associated with food security: 22. Natural disaster 23. Cash cropping 24. Lack of education 25. Unequal Distribution of Resources 26. Disease 27. Government 28. War/Conflict.
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