difference between seasonal hunger and chronic hunger .( minimum 5 differences )
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Hunger is an important aspect indicating food insecurity. It has two dimensions - seasonal and chronic.
Seasonal Hunger: Seasonal hunger persists only during a particular part of the season. It is linked with the cycles of food growing and harvesting. In the rural areas the seasonal hunger is prevalent because of the seasonal nature of agricultural activities. The gap between the sowing season and the reaping season is marked by seasonal hunger. In the urban areas the seasonal hunger is linked with the rainy season when there is less work for casual construction labour. This type of hunger exists when a person is unable to get a work for the entire year.
Chronic Hunger: When diet is persistently inadequate in terms of quantity or quality, it is called chronic hunger. Usually poor people suffer from chronic hunger because of their low income and as a result of their inability to buy food even for their survival. This type of hunger is more or less of a permanent nature and persists throughout the year.
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Hunger is an important aspect indicating food insecurity. It has two dimensions - seasonal and chronic.
Seasonal Hunger: Seasonal hunger persists only during a particular part of the season. It is linked with the cycles of food growing and harvesting. In the rural areas the seasonal hunger is prevalent because of the seasonal nature of agricultural activities. The gap between the sowing season and the reaping season is marked by seasonal hunger. In the urban areas the seasonal hunger is linked with the rainy season when there is less work for casual construction labour. This type of hunger exists when a person is unable to get a work for the entire year.
Chronic Hunger: When diet is persistently inadequate in terms of quantity or quality, it is called chronic hunger. Usually poor people suffer from chronic hunger because of their low income and as a result of their inability to buy food even for their survival. This type of hunger is more or less of a permanent nature and persists throughout the year.
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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.
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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.
hope this will help
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