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Achieving Zero Hunger: A Pathway to a Sustainable Future

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September 30, 2025
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… with far-reaching consequences, including malnutrition, poverty and social instability. Achieving … . The issue is of food and nutrition security based on the access to … malnutrition across the globe. By using the modern technologies wastage of food …



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