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    College Environment Lately, as colleges nationally have reported research has shown that there is an uprising problem regarding nutrition in the college environment. Many fail to examine that a large grouping of students at various colleges suffer from food insecurity and lack of sustenance. Not only are there several barriers to blockade a student's success, but also if a student's essential needs aren't met then how can one possibly succeed at their institution? This paper will analyze how…

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    Food insecurity is a major health problem in the United States and is associated with poor physical and mental health (Borre, Ertle, & Graff, 2010). It occurs when an individual or family lacks sufficient funds to gain access to food when it is wanted or needed, or lack of access to a store where they could purchase quality food with enough variety for a healthy diet. Food insecurity may or may not accompany hunger. Research has shown that food insecurity leads to obesity, diabetes,…

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    multitude of ways; especially in acquiring basic needs such as food. Consequently, many Californians struggle to meet their nutritional needs and therefore go hungry. Food insecurity is a symptom of poverty; the multidimensional nature of poverty requires that it is tackled using a holistic approach. In Alameda County, food insecurity is highly concentrated by geography and age—our senior population and children are particularly vulnerable to food insecurity. The impacts of chronic hunger are…

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    Food Insecurity Analysis

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    analyze is food insecurity within the United States. Having food security means that a person has both the economic and physical access to safe and nutritious food. Currently, there are about 49 million people in the United States who are considered to live in food insecure households. In those millions of people, about 47 million of them are on the US’s Food Stamps program, now called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Roughly 16 million of those considered to be food…

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    The Niger Economy

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    increasingly arid environment of western Africa makes the food security of Niger extremely vulnerable. The Republic of Niger is a landlocked country of 21.48 million people (Food Security Index). Niger’s economy is predominatly based on agriculture. Most families depend on subsistence agriculture, as fourth-fifths of Niger’s population depends on subsistence farming (Our Africa). With recurrent severe droughts and low annual rainfall, the food supply in Niger is shrinking. If these trends of…

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    that is very often avoided for the fear of loss, but however, it is part of our human existence. It has been known to bring about all manner of outcomes from food shortages to prosperity, economic recession to gender equality among others. Civil conflict has been known to leave people with little or no time to practice farming hence causing food shortages. The Nigerian/Cameroon dispute can be regarded as an international conflict that history will always remember. The dispute over the Bakassi…

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    Food Insecurity

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    plaguing our nation these days may put some issues, like food disparities and deserts, on the back burner. Many people, including myself, aren’t even sure of what these things are. Food Insecurity is the global crisis of households that are not able to attain food security, or, not enough food to satisfy the needs (Schroeder, 2015). There are 4 defining attributes of food insecurity as defined by Krista Schroeder. The first is that somehow who is food insecure doesn’t know where from, if at all,…

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    ourselves full of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing and all the fixings. After the festivities, food and naps, it was time to drive home. On my way home I realized how spoiled I was to participate in a holiday where we overindulge on food. I noticed a semi-truck that had “Feed the Children” written on the side. Immediately I was reminded of the food insecurity that exits in America. We are aware of food insecurity in third world countries, but we often are oblivious to the need within our own…

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    report of the World Food Organization, every seventh person is hungry in the world. As for India, it ranks 100 in the Global Hunger Index among 119 countries. Unfortunately, deaths from hunger take place in the country where many schemes of food and nutrition security are regularly run on a grant of billions of rupees. Under the mid-day meal schemes, about 12 million children are claimed to be fed meals every day. Crores of government funds are spent in the name of providing food and employment…

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    is implicated in health care mostly within administering the food and nutrition service to the nation. The food and nutrition service in turn supervises a variety of food assistance activities. This services cooperates with state and local government welfare agencies to offer food stamps to needy persons to increase their food purchasing power. There are other programs such as: school breakfast, lunch programs, the Supplemental Food Program for women, Infants, and Children (WIC); and grants to…

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