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Improvement on distribution & logistics can help but what is required is the attitude of the international community towards the issue not just shed crocodile tears and gain money & image through NGOs.
It's difficult question
and there're many theories to answer it, and no of them made the world peaceful.
Also during the world's history, there are no moment of global peace. but I think that the Principle of "Power Balance " May make some Relative peace to nations But it has a huge disadvantage that may make ware ( like WWII
I'm sorry to say that there're no solid solution for Global Peace and for fighting world hunger
Social justice is the key to facing world hunger and poverty.
1. Sustainable Food
Heifer International is an organization that helps transform agriculture. They fund projects so people can provide food for themselves in a sustainable way. This is very powerful, because ultimately we would like to see many impoverished areas not reliant on aid from foreign countries (which often causes debt) and able to create their own, steady, supply of food.
Many organizations are helping people in poor countries to gain access to credit. Most of these credit loans are repaid, and they have created many industries, such as farms, that help create a sustainable provision for people and also develop nations economically. If these people do not have access to credit, they cannot start up industries that combat poverty.
Although ideally it would be better to get the entire world to a place of self-sustainability, it is not something that will happen overnight. In the meantime it is important to lend a helping hand. The impact of donations, both cash and food, have had an immense impact on world hunger. Organizations such as Food for All have customers donate $1-5 when checking out. Last year they raised a whopping $60 million to fight world hunger.
Many families dealing with poverty need help transitioning into a state of self-dependance. 15 Feeds Family is an organization that helps with this transition. They start by providing families with food, but then slowly find solutions to empower families to be self-sufficient. This is important, because self-sufficiency allows for a certain food income, when relying on donations does not always guarantee food.
Almost one-quarter of undernourished people live in an urban environment. Recently, there has been a big push for urban farming. Urban farming empowers families to gain control over their own food source.
Education is the best weapon against poverty and hunger. It is especially powerful in underdeveloped countries. Education means better opportunity and more access to income and food. Additionally, some countries have food-for-education programs where students are given free food for coming to school. This may seem like a basic idea in the United States, but it is life saving in many under developed nations.
This is extremely hard and will not take place overnight. However, many social issues, such as war, pose a fundamental problem to halting world hunger. Ideally, this will happen when world powers, such as the United States and many western European nations, choose to focus on solving these issues instead of exacerbating them. However, this can only start when people in developed nations begin to care about those issues as well and pressure their governments to be productive in ending conflict.
Aid to foreign nations needs to be more focused on government intervention, like programs that provide food to mothers and their children in poor areas. This is not much different from many programs available in the United States.
There is a direct correlation with hunger and gender inequalities. Empowering women to gain access to food, be providers, and lead their families has had a major impact on food access and ability to change financial situations.
High birthrates pose a problem when trying to solve hunger. Many people are not educated on reproduction or do not have access to contraceptives. Gaining access to contraceptives allows for family planning and economic freedom.
National investment
Foreign investment
Direct investment
Human investment: It is improving the human element has
for export to the outside thus saving foreign exchange required for the purchase of machinery and equipment and to increase capital formation
Increasing production and productivity leading to increased national income and higher average per capita and thus improve people's living standards
Thus eradication of poverty
Exploitation Optimization of natural and agricultural wealth and support poor countries by providing agricultural technology in terms of agricultural development and agricultural gear in developing countries and develop a modern agricultural strategy and support international relief organizations and through the custom boxes to reduce the spread of famine and Zakat system adopts Islam in fundraising after harvest as grain and dates, animals and distributed to the needy and monitor labour organizations and individuals concerned with accounting for responsible Nations who plunder their riches
Poverty is multidimensional, its causes are multidimensional, and therefore its solution requires multidimensional approach. First, corruption is deeply rooted in the poverty stricken nations (which are virtually all developing countries). In this respect, then to fight poverty, we must fight corruption. Second, poverty is created and exacerbated by lack of technological know-how. Thus, promotion of modern technology in agricultural production and manufacturing of goods and provision of service, such as Info-tech are necessary steps towards curbing poverty. Thirdly, countries bedeviled with poverty are usually confronted by ethnic and religious crises. Here, fighting poverty will indirectly be done through unity among multicultural and multiethnic inhabitants of a country, etc.
