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Ten Myths About World Hunger

Global Solidarity | October 29, 2003

The global food system produces enough food every year to feed each person on the earth, and yet, 800 million people do not have enough to eat. Hunger is not a myth, but myths keep us from ending hunger. This two-page fact sheet counters ten commonly held myths about world hunger.

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