Zero hunger is a Sustainable Development Goal set by the UN, but projections indicate it may not be achieved by 2030. Global organizations and initiatives work to reduce hunger through humanitarian aid and long-term investments. Hunger is influenced by poverty, lack of access to food, and inadequate nutrition.
Zero hunger is one of the Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations to be achieved by 2030. However, projections indicate that the world is not on track to achieve this goal. Global organizations such as the World Food Program, United Nations, World Bank, Food and Agriculture Organization, and International Fund for Agricultural Development are working to reduce hunger through humanitarian aid, grants, loans, and technical assistance.
Hunger is a global issue that affects millions of people, especially in regions such as Yemen where conflict has escalated the food insecurity situation. Poverty, lack of access to food, and inadequate nutrition contribute to food insecurity. To address hunger sustainably, changes in food production, distribution, and consumption are necessary on a global scale.