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

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

Despite breakthroughs made in agricultural industry, most people are still suffering from the shortage of food in many corners of the globe. This issue can be determined by several factors, but hopefully it can be addressed by adopting a number of viable solutions.

Clearly, several reasons are available behind the rise malnutrition. One of the cogent factors is the irresponsibility of authorities. Today, social hierarchies are not trying to maintain facilities for transportation of food. Since there is inadequateness in transport facilities in some countries, exporters cannot operate properly in transporting food. Another drive is that low-income families and societies might not afford to meet their eating demands as developments, in this case, cost a good amount of money. Ironically, improvements can occur mainly in developed countries so that non-developed ones cannot be capable of even having a farm. These two reasons can explain why individuals are undergoing starvation these days.

However burning the problem is, several measures can be taken to tackle it. The optimal one is that local and national authorities can foster farms to escape from hunger, as they play a vital role in this process. In order to achieve this, they can build farms ubiquitously to provide individuals with different food supplies. When they feel the opportunity to enjoy enough food, they will no longer suffer from famine. Additionally, national bodies ought to be involved in this situation. They should come up with the idea that they ask top countries either to dispense food resources or to help pecuniarily to under-developed nations. Were this to happen, it could be incumbent on the contribution to use latest techniques along with technologies such as food engineering mainly to provide essential food supplies.

In conclusion, unless some efforts are made to avoid lack of necessary budget, machines and responsibility, the issue will only likely to escalate.

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