While people in developed nations have sufficient food, there are many others in developing countries who do not eat enough. The reasons for this situation and the ways to solve it are complicated, but it is too important we cannot ignore it. There are many causes of starvation and it depends on which region we think about. The most general problem is that world population is growing all the time to a huge number. Then, in some parts of the world there are wars and conflict that stop food coming to the people who need it. In other places there are political problems or corruption which means food distribution is affected. Lastly, in some countries such as my own home, Brazil, there are severe weather events like floods and droughts which means the harvest is bad and people cannot have enough to eat that year. The solutions to the problem are difficult but we can see some possibilities. In China, for example, they have the one- child policy, to limit population and this could copied in other nations. In addition, scientists are finding new ways to grow crops better and more productive so we can hope for a good outcome. Lastly, the United Nations must find a way to stop all war and corruption so food supplies can reach people who are desperately starving. In conclusion, there is no 'quick fix' for this issue as the because there are many causes. The most important thins is for everybody around the world to have a desire to solve the problem and then we can make a progress.