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?

As the

world

accelerates its journey toward technological advancements, cultivation is

also

making its progress

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in terms of new genetically engineered seeds, new techniques of land preparation and modern machinery. Still starvation is one of the major dilemmas mankind is facing, despite all the measures. In

this

essay, reasons for

this

progressing issue and solutions will be discussed.

First

of all, there is no equality in the distribution of

world

resources among different regions of the

world

and so is the

food

. To establish their power, rich countries always take more and destitute the poor countries even for their basic rights.

For instance

, a huge African continental area is devoid of rain for which there always is a deficiency of water and no crops or cultivation is possible. To resolve

this

issue, economically stable countries should provide the deprived nations with

food

necessities at cheaper and more affordable rates with fewer taxes for them.

Secondly

, advanced nations have kept their research and progress in the field of agriculture confined to themselves and they are not willing to share it with the rest of the

world

. Of course,

this

sharing of technology must not be at cost of their country’s own good but policies should be made while thinking on a broader spectrum to let the whole human race get benefit from

this

act of kindness. As an example, the Japanese are way ahead of the other

world

in genetic alteration of seeds but the technology is so costly that no average country can make it available for their people like them.

Finally

,

world

population growth has a disastrous impact on the limited resources of

this

planet. Increasing demand for housing to accommodate more people is resulting in the clearing of agricultural land and

hence

, low production of crops and in return the rising number of starved people. Only if suitable policies are made to cater for the population's outburst,

food

inadequacy can be taken care of. To sum up, the colossal issue of

food

shortage should be considered a global enigma and the prominent authorities around the

world

should join their hands to make better policies for

food

distribution strategy, extend the benefits of scientific progress to all and overcome population overgrowth and make the

world

a nicer place for all of humankind.