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Why do we ask this question?
795 million people do not have access to enough food to survive and thrive in the world. 66 million of these people are children, and hunger prevents them from achieving their full potential in school. Globally, that’s one out of nine people who do not get enough food to live the life they want. And the majority of the world’s hungry live in developing countries–where 12.9 percent of the population struggles with hunger. While other region of the world waste billions of tonnes of food each year. In Sub-Saharan Africa, one out of four people are hungry. With increasing effects of climate change leading to more drastic temperatures, growing food is harder than ever before. But there are innovative new ways to grow food in a sustainable way appearing all over the world. As long as this technology and education around growing food is shared, the world can work together to achieve Global Goal 2: Zero Hunger.
