Difference between chronic and seasonal hunger
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Following are the points of difference between seasonal hunger and chronic hunger:
Seasonal hunger:
1. It is in accordance to the cycles of food growing as well as harvesting.
2. Due to the senior nature of Agricultural activities and casual labour its prevalence is more in rural and urban area respectively.
3. When an individual is not able to obtain employment for the whole year it leads to seasonal hunger occurs.
Chronic hunger:
1. When an individual's diet is constantly insufficient with reference to quantity or quality it results in chronic hunger.
2. Due to the low level of income of the poor they mostly suffer from chronic hunger.
3. Such Hunger is faced when an individual is not able to buy food for herself/himself.
Seasonal hunger:
1. It is in accordance to the cycles of food growing as well as harvesting.
2. Due to the senior nature of Agricultural activities and casual labour its prevalence is more in rural and urban area respectively.
3. When an individual is not able to obtain employment for the whole year it leads to seasonal hunger occurs.
Chronic hunger:
1. When an individual's diet is constantly insufficient with reference to quantity or quality it results in chronic hunger.
2. Due to the low level of income of the poor they mostly suffer from chronic hunger.
3. Such Hunger is faced when an individual is not able to buy food for herself/himself.
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●people can afford the food but they do not get nutrition in their basic needs is called chronic hunger.
●if the cultivating time and harvesting in particular time people are more get nutrition but when production are not people are hunger. this is known as seasonal hunger.
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●people can afford the food but they do not get nutrition in their basic needs is called chronic hunger.
●if the cultivating time and harvesting in particular time people are more get nutrition but when production are not people are hunger. this is known as seasonal hunger.
Hope it helps you
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