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Food Security Action Plan: Submitted By: Group #8 Leader
Food Security Action Plan: Submitted By: Group #8 Leader
ACTION PLAN
SUBMITTED BY :
GROUP #8
LEADER:
DAKIS, FRANCHEL G.
SUPPORTIVE MEMBERS:
CUBACUB, IRISH JANE T.
DAVID, ADRIAN T.
DE DIOS, ANABELLA MARIA C.
DELA CRUZ, JANERY S.
DELA TORRE, JOHAIRA B.
SUBMITTED TO:
MRS. CRYSTAL CANLAS-CANLAS
“OWN-FOOD PLANTING PLAN”
Description:
Food security is vital for each one of us, as well as for our community/country. Because
food security depends on the availability and accessibility of food. A community/country is
considered food-secure if its residents do not suffer from hunger or fear of starving, famine, poverty
and in critical condition, dying or death.
When the virus and pandemic hits the world, Food insecurity became a major threat that
people experience in today’s world and it has been classified as one of the serious problems that we
have been facing until now. It affects our health and even our society, and generated a lot of
problems. According to a research, approximately 59 million Filipinos experienced food insecurity
even before the pandemic. The pandemic aggravated hunger in the Philippines as the virus ravages
the agricultural sector. It has been determined that the most important challenge in accessing food for
Filipinos is a lack of income caused by unemployment.
With this data, We created this action plan called “OWN-FOOD PLANTING”, which will
benefit each of us, Filipino and help our community/country to overcome the challenges of food
insecurity in our society and become food secured. By the use our own knowledge about planting we
could provide our own food and our basic needs. In this platform we could possibly attain food
security and maintaining the food availability to feed ourselves and to avoid the suffer of hunger and
starvation.
Objectives (List of Goals):
This action plan seeks to achieve it’s general goal by focusing on the following specific
objectives:
1. To be a food -secured household, community and country that have more than enough
available food that everyone can access to buy and eat.
2. To resolve the country’s problem regarding food security.
3. To attain the value and importance of food security in the Philippines.
4. To teach people to plant their own food and harvest it after for themselves, to provide their
own needs.(they could keep it or sell it)
5. To ensure that everyone has enough good-quality food to assure a healthy lifestyle.
6. Improve the nutrition and health outcomes of vulnerable groups by increasing the availability
of food.
7. To disseminate food to it’s finest.
8. And more importantly, To eliminate hunger/starvation, famine and death.
Photo references:
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http://www.google.com.ph/search?tbm=isch&sa=1&q=plant+watering&oq=plant+wat&aqs=mobile-gws-lite.
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http://www.google.com.ph/search?tbm=isch&sa=1&q=vegetable+plant+harvesting&oq=vegetable+plant+ha
rvesting&aqs=mobile-gws-lite..#