Global Food Insecurity

Global food crisis

people suffering without enough to eat

Start

5- Video

3- Hunger Hotspot

1- Introduction

2- Going Hungry

4- Response/Actions Group Project

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9- References

8- Assessment

7- Tools and Resources

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Introduction

What is the global food crisis?

Global Food Insecurity

Food insecurity has been rising since 2018 and millions of people are going hungry around the world. Food production and distribution has caused the price to increase which hurts families who cannot afford to feed the household (Georgieva, 2022).

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Going hungry

global food insecurity related to food price

Millions Facing Hunger

According to the World Food Programme, there are over 800 million people who go hungry each day and night acorss the world. The most that suffer are from low-income countries because of their economic challenges and weak business models (Georgieva, 2022).

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Hunger Hotspot

Where in the world is food insecruity?

Countries Exposed to Food Insecurity

The red areas are considered "hunger hotspots". These countires rely on Ukraine and Russia for their food. These countires are most affected by the price increase (Georgieva, 2022).

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Response and actions

What is being done to make improvements?

What are some responses and actions to solve food insecurity?

How to support the people?

How to improve food production and distribution?

How to increase harvest?

How to maintain trade?

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Work as a team to find solutions

Use each of the guiding questions from the responses and actions page to help your team find solutions for global food insecurity.

Resources and Tools

(Dyer, 2023)

Interactive Padelt Board for Brainstorming Ideas

Use FlipGrid to create a short video explaining your solutions

Create a survey for your peers following the presentation

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Assessment

Participate in your group brainstorm using Padlet (10 points) Create an individual 3-5 minute video explaining your solutions to the global food insecurity using FlipGrid. (30 points) Create 3 survey questions in Google Forms asking your peers their thoughts on the solutions you presented. (10 points)

explore the solutions to the global food crisis

References

Dyer, K. (2023). 75 digital tools and apps teachers can use to support formative assessment in the classroom. Teach. Learn. Grow. https://www.nwea.org/blog/2021/75-digital-tools-apps-teachers-use-to-support-classroom-formative-assessment/ Georgieva, K., Sosa, S., Rother, B. (2022). Global Food Crisis demands support for people, open trade, bigger local harvests. IMF. https://www.imf.org/en/Blogs/Articles/2022/09/30/global-food-crisis-demands-support-for-people-open-trade-bigger-local-harvests