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Pontifical Council «Cor Unum »
World hunger a challenge for all: development in solidarity

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• PREFACE
• INTRODUCTION
• I THE REALITY OF HUNGER
  • The challenge of hunger
  • A scandal that has lasted too long: hunger destroys life
  • Malnutrition jeopardises the present and the future of a population
  • Chief victims: the most vulnerable populations
  • Hunger generates hunger
  • Causes that may be remedied
    
    
  • A) ECONOMIC CAUSES
    • Root causes
    • Debt of the mis-developing countries
    • Structural adjustment programmes
      
      
  • B) SOCIO-CULTURAL CAUSES
    • The social situation
    • Demography
    • The implications
      
      
  • C) POLITICAL CAUSES
    • The influence of politics
    • Concentration of resources
    • Economic and social de-structuring
      
      
  • D) THE EARTH CAN FEED ALL ITS INHABITANTS
    • The great progress made by humanity
    • Agri-food markets
    • Modern agriculture
      
      
• II ETHICAL CHALLENGES TO BE TAKEN UP BY ALL
  • Ethical dimension of the problem
  • Love of our neighbour in order to achieve development
  • Social justice and the universal destination of goods
  • Costly abuse of the common good: the "structures of sin"
  • Giving preference to listening to the poor and serving them: sharing
  • An integrated society
  • Peace, a balance of rights
  • Disarmament, an urgent need to be met
  • Respect for the environment
  • Ecology and equitable development
  • Taking up the challenge together
  • Acknowledging the contribution of the poor to democracy
  • Community initiatives
  • Access to credit
  • Paramount role of women
  • Integrity and a social sense
    
    
• III TOWARDS AN ECONOMY BASED ON GREATER SOLIDARITY
  • To better serve humanity and all human beings
  • Channelling the work of all to the same end
  • Political will of the industrial countries
  • Establishing fair terms of trade
  • Overcoming the debt problem
  • Increasing overseas development assistance
  • Rethinking aid
  • Emergency aid: a temporary solution
  • Coordinated aid
  • Food security: a permanent solution
  • Giving priority to local production
  • Importance of agrarian reform
  • Role of research and education
  • International organisations
  • The twofold mission of international organisations
  • Partnership in solidarity
    
    
• IV THE JUBILEE OF THE YEAR 2000 A STAGE IN THE BATTLE AGAINST HUNGER
  • The Jubilees: rendering to God what is God's
  • Becoming "providence" for our fellow human beings
  • The dignity of the human being and the fruitfulness of labour
  • The economy degraded by a lack of justice
  • Fairness and justice in the economy
  • An appeal for Jubilee proposals
    
    
• V HUNGER: A CALL TO LOVE
  • The poor are calling us to love
  • The poverty of God
  • The Church is with the poor
  • Poor and rich alike are called to freedom
  • Necessary reform of the human heart
  • "Place not your trust in idols!"
  • Listening to the poor
  • Listening to God
  • Changing our lives ...
  • ... to change life
  • Supporting initiatives
  • Every Christian is on a mission in all their activities

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