According to Microsoft’s Unlimited Potential document on enabling sustained economic and social responsibility for the next five billion people it stated the mission was “to bring together the company’s and business strategy and citizenship goals in a coordinated effort to help address the diverse social and economic issues faced by those who currently receive little or no benefit from technology.” Microsoft program is to globalize newer technology to countries without it in order to catch these countries up to the status queue of the world. Their primary goal is to put a personal computer into every household to create an interconnection with the world. Although this may seem like an easy task for such a large prominent organization like Microsoft,
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This is one piece of the puzzle to a better world, but it does not stop there. One industry with just as much as importance is nutrition. For the past few years, nutrition has been on the rise in popularity of developed areas. People in those areas understand the different types of fats and proteins that should and should not be consumed. Within an underdeveloped community, nutrition goes unnoticed. Whether it is fast food places or shortage of food in countries, these communities lack the education needed to eat the right types of food. My suggestion is to create more educational opportunities for people who wish to learn and a greater amount of businesses that sell more affordable food. These two options will give those who partook the ability to think before they eat. Pinstup-Anderson, P. (2014) stated, “solutions to nutrition problems are not found in narrowly defined, single agricultural projects, but rather in large changes to food systems “ (p. 9). Like Microsoft’s goal to put a personal computer into every household, little changes will never get you to the ultimate goal, which in this case is to bring down the poverty and malnutrition rates in underdeveloped areas. . It creates change within the community, the states, the country, and the entire world. One town, city, sate country that is suffering more than the rest means that the goal has not yet been
This is one piece of the puzzle to a better world, but it does not stop there. One industry with just as much as importance is nutrition. For the past few years, nutrition has been on the rise in popularity of developed areas. People in those areas understand the different types of fats and proteins that should and should not be consumed. Within an underdeveloped community, nutrition goes unnoticed. Whether it is fast food places or shortage of food in countries, these communities lack the education needed to eat the right types of food. My suggestion is to create more educational opportunities for people who wish to learn and a greater amount of businesses that sell more affordable food. These two options will give those who partook the ability to think before they eat. Pinstup-Anderson, P. (2014) stated, “solutions to nutrition problems are not found in narrowly defined, single agricultural projects, but rather in large changes to food systems “ (p. 9). Like Microsoft’s goal to put a personal computer into every household, little changes will never get you to the ultimate goal, which in this case is to bring down the poverty and malnutrition rates in underdeveloped areas. . It creates change within the community, the states, the country, and the entire world. One town, city, sate country that is suffering more than the rest means that the goal has not yet been