Property and value of food

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Poverty

& Value of Food

by Le Duc Hung

Lector: Ms. Truong Thi Huong

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CONTENTS OF THE REPORT

<small>SECTION 1: INTRODUCTIONSECTION 2: POVERTY - A </small>

<small>GLOBAL ISSUE</small>

<small>SECTION 3: THE VALUE OF FOOD</small>

<small>POVERTY & VALUE OF FOOD | APRIL 2024</small>

<small>SECTION 4: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POVERTY AND THE VALUE OF FOOD</small>

<small>SECTION 5: CONCLUSION</small>

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AUTHORS OF

THE

<small>POVERTY & VALUE OF FOOD | APRIL 2024</small>

Mr. Duc Hung Le

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Section 1

WELCOME TO MY PRESENTATION. TODAY, WE WILL

EXPLORE AN

IMPORTANT SOCIAL ISSUE: "POVERTY AND THE VALUE OF

FOOD".

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<small>IN TODAY’S MODERN WORLD, WE ARE FACED WITH A SAD TRUTH: DESPITE CONSTANT </small>

<small>DEVELOPMENT IN TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMY, POVERTY REMAINS A GLOBAL ISSUE THAT WE CANNOT IGNORE. POVERTY NOT ONLY AFFECTS PEOPLE’S DAILY LIVES, BUT ALSO </small>

<small>CREATES A CHAIN OF OTHER SOCIAL PROBLEMS SUCH AS DISEASE, CRIME, AND INEQUALITY.</small>

<small>MEANWHILE, THE VALUE OF FOOD IS OFTEN MISUNDERSTOOD AND UNDERVALUED. FOOD IS NOT JUST A BASIC NECESSITY FOR SURVIVAL, BUT ALSO AN IMPORTANT PART OF </small>

<small>CULTURE, HEALTH, AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. HOWEVER, IN A FAST-PACED CONSUMER SOCIETY, THE TRUE VALUE OF FOOD SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN FORGOTTEN.</small>

<small>WE NEED TO RECONSIDER THE ISSUE OF POVERTY AND THE VALUE OF FOOD FROM A NEW PERSPECTIVE, TO FIND EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS TO THESE PROBLEMS. BY DOING SO, WE NOT ONLY HELP IMPROVE THE LIVES OF THE IMPOVERISHED, BUT ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO THE </small>

<small>SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY AS A WHOLE.</small>

LITY^DISEA_SE

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Section 2:

Poverty

A Global Issue

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<small>• over 700 million people worldwide are living in extreme poverty• have to live with less than $1.90 per day</small>

<small>• Global poverty has many causes, including war, political instability, natural disasters, and economic injustice</small>

<small>• The poorest are often those who are deprived of rights and opportunities, including women, children, ethnic minorities, and refugees</small>

including

war, political instability

natural disasters

women, children, ethnic minorities,

and refugees

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Section 3:

The Value of Food

<small>Food is not just a source of energy for the body. In the context of poverty, </small>

<small>the value of food becomes extremely important.</small>

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1. Food as a Source of Life: For those living in poverty, each meal can be a battle. Food provides the strength for them to continue their daily lives, work, and nourish their families.

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2. Food as a Symbol of Hope: Food is also a symbol of hope. A satisfying meal can bring joy and hope for a better day. That’s why providing food to the hungry not only helps them survive but also brings hope for the future.

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3. Food as an Educational Tool: Food is also an important educational tool. When children do not have to worry about finding food, they can focus on learning. A breakfast provides the necessary energy for children to concentrate on their studies.

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4. Food as a Basic Human Right: Finally, the right to eat well and clean is a basic human right. In a world full of food, no one should go hungry. We need to recognize and respect the value of food, and we need to work together to ensure that everyone has access to food.

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Section 4:

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Section 5:

<small>Poverty and the value of food is a social issue that needs </small>

<small>attention. Let's act together to help everyone have a better life, no longer facing poverty and lack of food.</small>

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THANK YOU!

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