In spite of the advances made in agriculture, many people around the world still go hungry. Why is this the case? What can be done about this problem?

Evermore advanced, the agriculture industry is able to grow crops in the space, yet many people, all over the

world

, are suffering hunger. Something is wrong. The answer should be seen in

imbalanced distribution

Suggestion

the imbalanced distribution

of wealth and lands fertility, and/or in the

way

our modern

world

has been shaped. The Earth is based on equilibrium, and paradoxically, there are many unbalanced situations all over the

world

. Not only, over half of the Earth's total

lands

Suggestion

land

are infertile with nearly half of the

world

’s total population, but the economic power of the nations

also

varies. A combination of both, a crippled economy and barren lands, added to low precipitation would result in malnourished people, because

new farming method

Suggestion

the new farming method

comes with a price and underdeveloped nations can neither afford cost of modern farming equipment nor importing

food

.

Subsaharan

nations, as a salient example, where the soil is

impotent

of great significance or value

important

and the economies are weak, stress lack of

food

. The equilibrium has

also

been disturbed by the

way

we shaped the earth, we passed two deadly

world

wars to

rebalance

the

world

, yet the new international organizations of the peoples of united nations are not working well. The

Food

and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is supposed to improve

food

security all over the

world

, and another

way

around holds true for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the

World

Bank (WB), who are responsible to provide

funds

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funding

and financial resources for underprivileged countries. And

finally

, charity organizations are established to help

poor

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the poor

all over the globe have not enough investment backup. These all have made the hunger

problem

still exists.

Although

there is no direct

way

to tackle the lands’ infertility

problem

and weather conditions, the international community can,

however

, put a stop to

this

morally questionable situation. To do so, the developed and wealthy countries have to increase their financial and technological help to the United Nations (UN). If the UN shoulders the

problem

, IMF and WB can meet the cost of highly advanced farming technology.

This

, in combination with

FAO’s consultant

Suggestion

the FAO’s consultant

FAO’s consultants

, could improve

food

production all over the

world

.

Also

, NGOs’ and charity organizations’ financial power can get risen by public awareness about the hunger

problem

. As discussed before, poor economies are undernourished, since revolutionary advances in agriculture are not accessible to all nations. Perhaps, charitable deeds, whether by the international organizations or the NGOs, can

contract

act in opposition to

counteract

the

problem

, even though, there is no miracle cure to answer to the

problem

in the short run.