Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro     |      elimination of hunger and malnutrition and the guarantee of the
 2 Intro     |      Eradication of Hunger and Malnutrition, adopted in 1974, declared
 3 Intro     |        be free from hunger and malnutrition for their full development
 4 Intro     |      the ravages of hunger and malnutrition or the consequences of food
 5 I, 0,1    |       situations of hunger and malnutrition that exist in the world.
 6 I, 0,2    |      must not be confused with malnutrition. Hunger threatens not only
 7 I, 0,3    |                                Malnutrition jeopardises the present
 8 I, 0,3    |      but the fact remains that malnutrition is more widespread than
 9 I, 0,3    |    impaired just the same(13). Malnutrition may be due to food quality,
10 I, 0,3(13)|                  Cf. Berg, A., Malnutrition: What can be done? Lesson
11 I, 0,3    |        or under-nutrition(14). Malnutrition encourages the dissemination
12 I, 0,4    |       are the chief victims of malnutrition and hunger in the world.
13 I, 0,4    |        run a very high risk of malnutrition: refugees and displaced
14 I, 0,5    |      rise to an acute phase of malnutrition. This weakens the population
15 I, 0,5    | between hunger (or famine) and malnutrition, there is a third type of
16 I, 0,5    |       which leads to famine or malnutrition by making it impossible
17 I, 0,6    |      sole causes of hunger and malnutrition. In order to deal effectively
18 I, B,10   |    risks of famine and chronic malnutrition. Food taboos, the social
19 I, B,10   |       can accumulate and cause malnutrition as well as dire poverty.
20 I, B,10   |   create occasional or chronic malnutrition on the part of many of the "
21 II, 0,19  |      the problem of hunger and malnutrition throughout the world, it
22 II, 0,29  |        together~32. Hunger and malnutrition require specific actions
23 II, 0,31  |  plight in terms of hunger and malnutrition.~Over the last few years,
24 II, 0,33  |  drudgery of women even worse.~Malnutrition particularly affects women
25 II, 0,33  |       fight against hunger and malnutrition and in favour of development,
26 III, 0,43 |        increased deaths due to malnutrition and hunger(68)."~
27 III, 0,47 |     huge challenges as hunger, malnutrition and poverty, everyone is
28 IV, 0,52  |       relationship, hunger and malnutrition may be considered to be
29 IV, 0,52  |     when discussing hunger and malnutrition. Everything happens as if
30 IV, 0,54  |      the problem of hunger and malnutrition which this Jubilee of the
31 IV, 0,56  |  economy: combating hunger and malnutrition, contributing to food security
32 IV, 0,56  |      eradication of hunger and malnutrition.~Among these proposals,