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What is food security??

the state of having reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food.

Malnutrition may be an outcome of food insecurity, or it may relate to non-food factors, such as: - inadequate care practices for children, - insufficient health services; and - an unhealthy environment.

Where does India stand in food security?

According to UN-India, there are nearly 195 million undernourished people in India, which is a quarter of the world's hunger burden. Also, roughly 43% of children in India are chronically malnourished. India ranks 68 out of 113 major countries in terms of the food security index 2022.

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What are the global opinions that India can receive for it to maintain its food security?

IFPRI’s work on food security includes analysis of cash transfers, promotion of sustainable agricultural technologies, building resilience to shocks, and managing trade-offs in food security, such as balancing the nutritional benefits of meat against the ecological costs of its production. IFPRI’s research on this topic is closely aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

What are the ways we can improve food security?

Improving incomes, employment, and enterprise opportunities for the poor improving gender equality, and reducing the negative impacts of climate change and environmental degradation are other specific objectives that enhance food security.

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What causes food insecurity?

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Effects of Food Insecurity

solution to Food Insecurity

Food insecurity affects over 820 million people all over the world, and no region is exempt from it. Being a global challenge, governments and international institutions have employed all possible means to defeat food insecurity.

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How can India improve its food insecurities after the pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has seriously challenged more than our health. Food security and the livelihoods of millions of people have been compromised, and many more millions are likely to be hungry because of the pandemic’s impact on economies. The UN World Food Programme has estimated that COVID-19 will increase the number of people facing acute food insecurity around the world – up to 265 million in 2020, up by 130 million. We can only stop this by taking swift action today

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FOOD FUELS LIFE. LIFE IS PRECIOUS. FOOD SECURITY IS A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT.

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