October 16: World Food Day

How is your relationship with food? Do you have access to clean, healthy, nutritious food?

Alternatively, maybe you know someone with eating disorders; or someone who struggles to provide food for his/her family every day preventing them from doing well at work/school?

There are too many people in this world without even one nutritious meal per day.

How is humankind’s relationship with food consumption? Please take your time to search for more information and consider these selected facts:

•  “821 million people in the world still suffer from hunger even though the world produces enough food to feed everyone. 60% of them are women(1)”
•  “45% of infant deaths are related to undernutrition(1)”
•  “By 2050, agriculture will need to produce almost 50% more food, feed and biofuel than it did in 2012 to meet demand(1)”

What do you think, what can we do to improve this disturbing situation?

(1)   www.fao.org/world-food-day

You can always:

1. Initiate conversations about the importance of producing more from less. Alternatively, think about what the key is to stop the excessive waste of food on a global level.
2. Work towards Zero Hunger (SDG#2) by volunteering at aiesec.org.
3. Sponsor and encourage someone in your world like a cousin, child, niece, or nephew to act upon the Global Goals by volunteering abroad with aiesec.org.
4. Find AIESEC entities—which are all over the world—to collaborate with advice and financial support.

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