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?

Despite the advances made in

agriculture

, millions of people around the world still suffer from

hunger

.

This

essay will discuss the reasons behind

this

problem and suggest possible solutions. One major reason for

hunger

is the fast-growing

population

.

Although

the rate of

population

growth today is relatively low, there are still millions of newborn babies every year, which means an enormous amount of

food

is required annually. Another contributing factor is the uneven distribution of

food

production around the world. Some

countries

,

such

as the United States and Australia, have vast and fertile land and an advanced system of

agriculture

,

while

some African

countries

have a large territory but an unfavourable climate for growing crops, which restricts the development of their

agriculture

.

This

is why the starving

population

today is most concentrated in Africa. Two measures are essential to improving the situation. From a short-term perspective, it is necessary for

countries

with highly developed

agriculture

to provide

food

aid to those in poverty and

hunger

to fulfil their urgent need.

However

, other measures are still needed to address the root cause of

this

issue, which is underdeveloped

agriculture

in some

countries

. With more advanced technology and management skills from developed

countries

, the majority of the starving

population

could get rid of

hunger

completely. In conclusion, a fast-growing

population

and the uneven distribution of

food

productivity around the world are responsible for the large starving

population

. To radically solve

this

problem,

agriculture

systems should be improved in many

countries

. By doing so, we can ensure that everyone has access to the

food

they need to live a healthy and productive life.