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World hunger.These two little words contain one huge problem: people do not have enough to eat.According to the World Food Programme£¬hunger kills more people than any disease.World hunger is a widely recognized problem and many intelligent and generous people are working toward a solution.

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Logically£¬it would seem that the best£¬fastest and easiest solution would be to give food to people who do not have it.While providing hungry people with food is great£¬unfortunately it is only a temporary fix to the global problem.

But maybe there is another answer.Statistics gathered within the past decade show that countries in which citizens spend a higher percentage of their yearly income on food tend to also have higher rates of malnutrition (ÓªÑø²»Á¼)£®For example£¬people in Pakistan spend nearly half of their annual income on food£¬yet over 40 percent of their children under the age of 5 are malnourished.In contrast£¬Americans spend around 7 percent on food and only 5 percent of children are malnourished.

Perhaps to create a self-supporting system£¬the focus and resources should shift from giving food to giving something that lasts a little longer.Maybe the answer is in commerce (ÉÌÒµ)£¬not just charity.Heifer International is one example of a nonprofit organization that has shifted its focus from food.This organization gives poor families and communities breeding animals and teaches them to farm animals.

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Heifer International teaches people valuable marketing skills and provides the resources to start small businesses.The families who are initially helped can then assist other families in their communities by sharing their resources and knowledge.These people earn better incomes and have more money to have the freedom to buy more food.

A common saying goes£¬¡°Give a person a fish and you feed him for a day£»teach a person to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.¡± Maybe if we turn our focus from giving fish to teaching fishing£¬we can get a little closer to solving world hunger.Not only does this help the individual£¬but it can help families£¬communities and generations.

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