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.

Even though, it has

done

produced by a manufacturing process

made

so many advances in agriculture, a vast majority of people suffer from starvation across the globe. The exponential growth of

population

and uneven distribution of resources contribute to

this

ever worsening issue. The purpose of

this

essay is to

further

analyze

consider in detail and subject to an analysis in order to discover essential features or meaning

analyse

the above reasons and offer potential solutions. At the outset, there are numerous reasons for

this

prominent

suggestion but

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suggestion, but

the most conspicuous one stems from the fact that the ever-expanding growing

population

.

For instance

, the world

population

has skyrocketed in the

last

few decades and

majority

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the majority

of them have settled in underdeveloped countries. Even though, it has shown some massive shift in

agricultural industry

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the agricultural industry

,

this

would not

sufficient

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suffice

sufficiently

this

increasing

population

and

this

has eventually

tend

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tended

to increase the price of

foods

benefit

goods

in many countries. Encouraging inhabitants for cultivation in the regions which suitable for agriculture and taking measures to increase the production in existing farm yards would be an

upmost

solution to

this

. Similar kind of decisions which has taken by the regional governments in China can be considered as a prominent example for

this

and

consequently

most of the regions have succeeded to produce some sufficient foods for their civilians. Another key justification for upholding

this

notion is that, uneven distribution of resources. Most of the people who are under the poverty line are not getting sufficient foods and even if it's available they are not affordable to them. The government and global organizations and civil society groups should work hand in hand to resolve

this

ever widening issue. To illustrate with an example,

Pakistan government

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the Pakistan government

had taken a decision to distribute foods equally among all administrative areas and established some financial support programme for purchasing foods to the poor civilians.

This

had helped immensely to the civilians. In conclusion, motivating people for cultivation and even distribution of foods would be ideal solutions to

this

ever increasing problem and government and global organizations have to play a prominent role to achieve

this

target.