Indian Government and NGOs Solving Indias Hunger Problem

World hunger’ refers to the want or scarcity of food in a country. As the economies progress and development goes forward, the evil of hunger becomes a bigger challenge with growing populations.

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UNFAO) estimates that about 795 million people of the 7.5 billion people in the world were suffering from chronic undernourishment in 2014-2016. That’s one in nine people. And almost all the hungry people, i.e., 780 million people live in developing countries including India.

Hunger has had its largest toll in Southern Asia including India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Think of the statistics on the children demographic. Globally, 161 million under-five-year olds were estimated to be stunted in 2013.
Thus solving the condition of hunger is not a choice anymore. The causes are plenty but the most prominent of all of them is it’s slowly destroying our future – the children.Just how can the hunger problem be solved? Of course there are top non-governmental organisations working towards reducing under nourishment among children.
Lots of charity fundraising happens on the large scale in India where individuals generously donate for the cause. However, the true effort is in the detailing.
School to school
One of the non-profit organisations resides in Bangalore, identified where undernourished children are available easily. There are many government schools around India that struggle to get children to school. The most frequent reason behind kids skipping school is economic condition.
While single parents need to work to fend for their families, older children are kept in charge of younger siblings. When some organisation decided to incentivise education by giving mid-day meals in schools, the idea caught up quickly. Among the best ways to solve the problem is to reach out to undernourished children and ensure both nutrition and education.
The organisation encourages tax deductible donations apart from working in active partnership with the government.
Awareness
Through Aanganwadi meals given to mothers and toddlers, the organisation also partcipates in making women conscious of healthy nutrition for children. This sensitises mothers towards making certain they feed their kids a proper meal every single day.
Once they cannot provide for these meals, non-governmental organisations engages in facilitating the same.The battle to hunger must be carried out with a concrete plan. It’s vital that these plans are localised based on country and regions in order to be effective. You can play your part by donating from wherever you are.
The Many top NGOs in India which provides mid-day meals to millions of children across the  India. Through charity fundraising or tax deductible donations the foundation is able to work towards the cause.