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The Effects of Chronic Hunger

Chronic hunger -- or food insecurity -- is as devastating to families, communities, and
countries as is famine. Chronic hunger claims more victims than famine each year -- by
far. Effects of chronic hunger include:
High Infant-Mortality Rates. Malnourished women are more likely to be sick, have smaller
babies, and die earlier, resulting in high levels of infant mortality in areas where chronic
hunger is a problem. And where infant and child mortality is high, birth rates are also high,
locking these communities in a vicious cycle of malnutrition and death.
Vulnerability to Common Illnesses. More than two million children die every year from
dehydration caused by diarrhea. A malnourished child often lacks the strength to survive
a severe case of diarrhea.
Increased Risk of Infection. A malnourished child has a weakened immune system,
making the child more vulnerable to infection. Infections cause lack of appetite and further
compromise the child's ability to fight off recurrent and lingering infections.
Acute Vulnerability in Times of Disaster. A community’s poorest families are already living
on the edge of survival. Unexpected shocks, such as crop failure, floods, epidemics,
locusts or typhoons result in devastation and almost certain death to some members of
the family.
Impediments to Development. Chronic hunger deprives children of the essential proteins,
micronutrients and fatty acids they need to grow adequately. Globally, it is estimated that
nearly 226 million children are stunted -- shorter than they should be. In addition, stunted
children score significantly lower on intelligence tests than do normal children.
Impediments to Economic Growth. For the nearly 67 million children who weigh less than
they should due to chronic hunger, completing school is an unlikely reality. Studies have
shown that underweight children will probably spend fewer years in school, which, in turn,
has a measurable impact on how much they earn in adulthood.
Self-Help Solutions to a Worldwide Problem
Unlike famine or periodic hunger due to war or natural disasters, chronic hunger is a
persistent and insidious condition that can affect generations of people in a geographic
region. Those living with chronic hunger face a host of problems that go beyond lack of
food or money.
To alleviate this condition, efforts must address root causes, be sustainable (that is,
programs must pay for themselves), and they must be implemented by local people for
the long term. Freedom from Hunger's Credit with Education program is just such a
strategy. We are transferring the program technology we have developed to local people
around the world, and they are using it to help their own families and communities.

Not Just Food … Food Security

"Chronic hunger" or "food insecurity" mean that a family isn't meeting its most basic
nutritional need for some or all of the year. Our goal is to help families achieve "freedom
from hunger" or "food security" by ensuring that they have the ability to grow or buy
enough food to maintain a healthy and productive life.
Chronically hungry families, like those Freedom from Hunger serves, may have access to
food during part of the year, but they are still considered “food-insecure” because they
experience a “hungry season.” Food security is a complex problem that must be tackled
on several different levels (family, community, country and internationally). Freedom from
Hunger focuses on the grassroots of the problem, creating self-help solutions that
families can use to address the three key elements of food security:*
•        Availability: Ensuring consistent and adequate access to food for each member of
the family.
•        Access: Building resources (such as improving income and savings) to obtain food
for the family even during hungry seasons.
•        Utilization: Promoting knowledge of nutrition and access to basic health care so
bodies can absorb food properly.

Fast Facts about Food Insecurity

•        Did you know that the most common -- and most commonly deadly -- form of hunger
is chronic hunger and malnutrition? More than 800 million people are food-insecure.
•        According to the World Health Organization, nearly one in three people who are
chronically hungry will die prematurely or have disabilities. Chronically hungry people are
less likely to achieve their potential as wage-earners because of sickness or other
deficiencies trapping them in poverty.
•        More than 16,000 children die every day from hunger-related causes. Most of these
children are mildly or moderately undernourished, their bodies unable to fight common
illnesses that we could easily overcome.
Chronic Hunger.
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