Zero Hunger by 2030

Hunger and malnutrition cost the global economy over three trillion dollars every year. This United Nations video estimates that eliminating hunger would cost only one-tenth that amount. One way to reduce hunger would be to use much of the one-third of all food that is currently wasted. (United Nations’ World Food Program; 2017; 1’52”)

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