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The Impact Of Food Scarcity

Joey Eng, Nutrition Specialist, UNICEF Malaysia | Sharizal Shaarani, Director & Co-Founder, ZeroHunger

15-Feb-22 18:00

The Impact Of Food Scarcity

Following reports that two children died after eating scraps from a rubbish bin in Langkawi, we take a look at how widespread the issue of food scarcity is and how it impacts children in underserved communities. Then, we discuss what steps are being taken to address the issue and what more we should be doing.

Image source: Bon Appetit, Shutterstock

Produced by: Natasha Fusil, Jeremy Ng

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharmilla Ganesan


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Categories:  foodhealthy livingenvironmentsocial issues

Tags:  food equityBukit Malutevening editioninside storychildrenfood scarcitymalnutritionunicef malaysiamigrantslangkawi





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