SDG 2: Zero Hunger 

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• People who do not get enough nutritious food, such as fruit, vegetables, legumes, nuts and whole grains, milk, meat and fish, are more likely to get ill
• People who are unable to eat a variety of good food may suffer from certain conditions such as under nutrition or malnutrition
• It is more difficult for a person to earn money through work when they are hungry
• Other nations should help if a country cannot end hunger on its own
• There are human rights related to hunger, for example:
• Right to adequate food
• International cooperation (this means states work together and with other partners such as civil society and global agencies)