Changing Lives. The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has been on the frontlines of the world's worst hunger crises, fighting hunger and famine since 1962.

How to End World Hunger: 6 Zero Hunger Solutions

1. Break the Cycle of Conflict and Hunger.
2. Increase Sustainability and Build Resilience to Climate Change.
3. Address Poverty & Inequality Through Social Safety Nets.
4. Help Rural Farmers Connect to Markets.
5. Reduce Food Waste & Food Loss.
6. Eliminate Malnutrition in Mothers & Children.

Here are seven ways we can ensure that no one is left behind this World's Food Day.

1. Fund Humanitarian Efforts to Prevent Famine.
2. Invest in Smallholder Farmers.
3. Invest in Climate-Smart Agriculture.
4. Promote a Planetary Health Diet.
5. Eliminate Food Waste.
6. Ensure Everyone Can Afford Nutritious Diets.
7. Ensure Universal School Meals.

Hungry children cannot grow and learn to their full potential. Hungry adults cannot perform hard physical labour; they fall sick more often and are more likely to die young. They are also unwilling to undertake potentially profitable but riskier investments for fear of the consequences of failure.

Poverty. Poverty is the greatest cause of hunger around the world – in both higher-wealth and low- to middle-income countries. Most people who are hungry live in extreme poverty, defined as income of $2.15 per day or less.

Poverty is the principal cause of global hunger. The unequal distribution of income and lack of resources in developing countries means that millions of people simply cannot afford the land or farming supplies they need to grow, or otherwise gain access to nutritious food.

Host a grocery store or market tour where a nutritionist gives participants tips on choosing healthy and nutritious groceries. Collaborate with a food bank to organize a community food drive, focusing on collecting items most needed in your area. Write a cookbook of inexpensive, healthy, easy-to-make recipes.

How to End World Hunger: 6 Zero Hunger Solutions

1. Break the Cycle of Conflict and Hunger.
2. Increase Sustainability and Build Resilience to Climate Change.
3. Address Poverty & Inequality Through Social Safety Nets.
4. Help Rural Farmers Connect to Markets.
5. Reduce Food Waste & Food Loss.
6. Eliminate Malnutrition in Mothers & Children.

A person can suppress their appetite by including more protein, fat, and fiber in their meals. Stocking up on vegetables and pulses can make a person feel fuller for longer. It might also help to try different spices, such as ginger and cayenne pepper, and drink tea to beat unwanted food cravings.

How to End World Hunger: 6 Zero Hunger Solutions

1. Break the Cycle of Conflict and Hunger.
2. Increase Sustainability and Build Resilience to Climate Change.
3. Address Poverty & Inequality Through Social Safety Nets.
4. Help Rural Farmers Connect to Markets.
5. Reduce Food Waste & Food Loss.
6. Eliminate Malnutrition in Mothers & Children.

Hunger can lead to malnutrition, which can cause various physical health problems, including stunted growth, weakened immune systems, and increased risk of disease.

How to End World Hunger: 6 Zero Hunger Solutions

1. Break the Cycle of Conflict and Hunger.
2. Increase Sustainability and Build Resilience to Climate Change.
3. Address Poverty & Inequality Through Social Safety Nets.
4. Help Rural Farmers Connect to Markets.
5. Reduce Food Waste & Food Loss.
6. Eliminate Malnutrition in Mothers & Children.