Our words must count,Hunger will not wait for promises we made

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To night the World will sleeep but Hunger will not wait for promises we made

we share one soul we share one land we have one time to undersatnd

we all one human kind brothers side by side , we’ll have no regret we will not forget

we all one human kind sisters side by side ,we’ll have no regret we will Not forget

سامحنا يالله وارحمنا يارباه وامنح رزقك للافواه وابعد عنها كل الاه

Our words must count, Hunger will not wait for promises we made
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Number of hungry people, 1969-2010

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In round numbers there are 7 billion people in the world. Thus, with an estimated 925 million hungry people in the world, 13.1 percent, or almost 1 in 7 people are hungry.

The FAO estimate is based on statistical aggregates. The FAO first estimates the total food supply of a country and derives the average per capita daily food intake from that. The distribution of average food intake for people in the country is then estimated

from surveys measuring food expenditure. Using this information, and minimum food energy requirements, FAO estimates how many people are likely to receive such a low level of food intake that they are undernourished.3

Undernutrition is a relatively new concept, but is increasingly used. It should be taken as similar to malnutrition. (It should be said as an aside, that the idea of undernourishment, its relationship to malnutrition, and the reasons for its emergence as a concept is not clear to Hunger Notes.)

Children are the most visible victims of undernutrition. Children who are poorly nourished suffer up to 160 days of illness each year. Poor nutrition plays a role in at least half of the 10.9 million child deaths each year--five million deaths. Undernutrition magnifies

the effect of every disease, including measles and malaria. The estimated proportions of deaths in which undernutrition is an underlying cause are roughly similar for diarrhea (61%), malaria (57%), pneumonia (52%), and measles (45%) (Black 2003, Bryce

2005). Malnutrition can also be caused by diseases, such as the diseases that cause diarrhea, by reducing the body's ability to convert food into usable nutrients.

According to the most recent estimate that Hunger Notes could find, malnutrition, as measured by stunting, affects 32.5 percent of children in developing countries--one of three (de Onis 2000). Geographically, more than 70 percent of malnourished children

live in Asia, 26 percent in Africa and 4 percent in Latin America and the Caribbean. In many cases, their plight began even before birth with a malnourished mother. Under-nutrition among pregnant women in developing countries leads to 1 out of 6 infants born

with low birth weight. This is not only a risk factor for neonatal deaths, but also causes learning disabilities, mental, retardation, poor health, blindness and premature death.

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we share one soul we share one land we have one time to undersatnd

we all one human kind brothers side by side , we’ll have no regret we will not forget

we all one human kind sisters side by side ,we’ll have no regret we will Not forget

سامحنا يالله وارحمنا يارباه وامنح رزقك للافواه وابعد عنها كل الاه

Our words must count, Hunger will not wait for promises we made

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