The document discusses Sustainable Development Goal 2 (SDG 2), also known as Zero Hunger. It establishes that Zero Hunger aims to end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture by 2030. Statistics provided show that world hunger has increased slightly each year from 2017 to 2020, while hunger in the Philippines has declined over the same period. Progress toward SDG 2 globally and in the Philippines is also examined.

1. ZERO
HUNGER
SDG 2:

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“IF YOU CANNOT FEED A
HUNDRED PEOPLE, THEN FEED
JUST ONE”
-MOTHER TERESA

3. is a compelling and ambitious global goal
that envisions a world where every
individual has access to sufficient, safe,
and nutritious food, ensuring that no one
goes to bed hungry
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ZERO HUNGER

4. ORIGIN
• "Zero Hunger" is one of the
Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs) established by
the United Nations.
• The objective of "Zero
Hunger" is to end hunger,
achieve food security and
improved nutrition, and
promote sustainable
agriculture.

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• It recognizes the
interconnectedness of issues
such as poverty, food
security, nutrition, and
sustainable development.
ORIGIN
• "Zero Hunger" goal specifically
addresses the need to eliminate
hunger and malnutrition by
promoting sustainable agriculture,
ensuring access to nutritious food
for all, and supporting small-scale
farmers

6. STATISTICS
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Data showing as 5 may
signify a prevalence of
undernourishment below
5%.
• World hunger statistics
for 2020 was 9.30%, a
1.3% increase from 2019.
• World hunger statistics
for 2019 was 8.00%, a
0.3% increase from 2018.
• World hunger statistics
for 2018 was 7.70%, a
0.1% increase from 2017.
• World hunger statistics
for 2017 was 7.60%, a

7. STATISTICS
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• Philippines hunger statistics for
2020 was 5.20%, a 0.3% decline
from 2019.
• Philippines hunger statistics for
2019 was 5.50%, a 0.7% decline
from 2018.
• Philippines hunger statistics for
2018 was 6.20%, a 1.3% decline
from 2017.
• Philippines hunger statistics for
2017 was 7.50%, a 1.3% decline
from 2016.

8. PROGRESS
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• The Philippines, an assessment based on the Sustainable
Development Report in January 2023 places the Philippines
at the 95th position among 163 countries, with an overall
score of 66.64 out of 100.
• The Philippines has achieved only one SDG thus far: SDG 12,
focusing on sustainable consumption and production
patterns, efficient resource and energy usage, and providing
access to basic services and decent jobs.

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Zero Hunger Sustainable Development Goal
(SDG 2)
The goal emphasizes not only eradicating hunger but also
promoting sustainable agriculture practices and resilient
food systems represents a global commitment to
eradicate hunger, improve nutrition, and promote
sustainable agriculture by 2030. The focus extends
beyond ensuring access to sufficient food, emphasizing
the importance of sustainable agricultural practices and
resilient food systems.

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