Zero Hunger: Building a Sustainable and Food-Secure Future

Hunger affects many across the globe, but it’s a vice we can eradicate together. There is a target set by the United Nations to eradicate hunger, end food shortage and bolster farming practices by the year 2030 which goes hand in glove with the Zero Hunger campaign goal of 2030.

Fig. Food Distribution to highlight Food Access

Hungry No More

Let us Improve Food Access and Distribution

It is necessary to make more such provision to food once for all, and its distribution across different areas, mainly underdeveloped, to put an end to this evil of hunger. For instance, community farms and food banks are addressing issues by helping to reach out to individuals at risk of food scarcity and provide them with healthy meals.

Fig. Volunteers at a food bank or distributing meals.

To put an end to hunger, we must work together. If we back the local farmers, stretch our hands to waste food and address inequalities in food distribution, Zero Hunger is an attainable goal. There is so much that needs to be done and let the work start now.