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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS:   END HUNGER, ACHIEVE FOOD SECURITY AND IMPROVED NUTRITION, AND PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE Today, I'm going to proceed with the second goal in SDG.  Have you ever wondered what precisely hunger is? Hunger is more complicated than having an empty belly. It’s a multifaceted problem with numerous root causes and far-reaching consequences. Understanding what the global hunger crisis is and why it persists is the first step toward ending it. According to Cambridge Dictionar y,  hunger is t he uncomfortable or painful feeling in your stomach caused by the need for or lack of food . Hunger also can be defined as a physical sensation that indicates the need to eat and the lack of basic foods for adequate nutrition. Among the causes are: War Poverty Inequity Climate change Natural disaster Agricultural infrastructure Humanitarian emergencies Over-exploitation of the environment According to United Nations, between 720 million and 811 milli...

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS :  END POVERTY IN ALL ITS FORMS EVERYWHERE  Before we learn more about this goal, I'd like to discuss  poverty first. Have you ever wondered what precisely poverty is? According to Cambridge Dictionary, poverty is a condition of being extremely poor or a situation in which individuals are unable to achieve their fundamental necessities due to a lack of resources. Poverty is defined not just by a lack of money, but also by a lack of access to basic needs such as food, clean water, shelter (home), and a simple medical checkup. Based on all these factors, we can see that poverty extends beyond the lack of cash and resources; it also hinders people from having a dignified and joyful life . I believe until today, poverty is a common challenge, particularly in this developing world. According to United Nations, mo re than 700 million people ,  or 10% of the global population still live in extreme poverty, which means they are surviving on ...