Christine Jane A.

Pabo
BPA 4A
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I. Analysis Matrix

Dimension Description Root Causes Interventions

Global Hunger Trends Investigates the general Economic inequality, Sustainable development
developments regarding climate change, conflict objectives and
world hunger. international collaboration
Food Insecurity Evaluating the degree and Inadequate infrastructure, Food assistance, social
occurrence of food unfair distribution, and security, and education
insecurity. poverty
Agricultural Evaluating the Land degradation, lack of Sustainable agricultural
Productivity sustainability and technology, and climate methods and technology
efficiency of agriculture. change integration
Political Stability Examining the impact of Conflict, corruption, and Good governance, conflict
political issues on food poor governance resolution, anti-corruption
availability.
Climate Change Impact Assessing how the Extreme weather Climate-resilient farming
availability of food is conditions and shifting practices and mitigation
affected by climate farming practices tactics
change.
Infrastructure Analyzing how Absence of Building infrastructure and
infrastructure affects the communication, storage, integrating technology
distribution of food. and transportation
Education and Evaluating the degree of Cultural differences, Campaigns for awareness
Awareness dietary awareness and ignorance, and false and educational initiatives
knowledge. information
Social Inequality Taking into account the Social discontent, gender Campaigns for social
role that society plays in inequity, and justice and empowerment
hunger. discrimination

II. Conclusion
According to the report, the most serious problems causing hunger are those related to agricultural production,
food insecurity, and the effects of climate change. These issues are related to one another and are frequently made
worse by social injustice and political unrest. A comprehensive approach that takes into account political, social, and
environmental aspects is needed to combat hunger.

III. Recommendation
1. Social Safety Nets: To reduce poverty and guarantee that disadvantaged groups have access to basic needs,
establish strong social safety nets.
2. Climate-Resilient Agriculture: To increase food production, support and finance climate-resilient, sustainable
agricultural techniques.
3. Conflict Resolution: To guarantee continuous food supply chains, work for political stability and conflict
resolution.
4. Educational Initiatives: Create and carry out initiatives to raise public knowledge of healthy eating,
environmentally friendly agriculture, and efficient resource management.
5. Infrastructure Development: To enhance storage and transit options, invest in infrastructure development,
especially in rural areas.
Understanding how these problems are related to one another is essential, as is putting into practice remedies
that deal with the underlying causes while taking into account regional conditions and community involvement.
Constant assessment and strategy modification are necessary for continued advancement in the fight against hunger.