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  1 Pref         |            to present the document "WORLD HUNGER A Challenge For All:
  2 Pref         |            present situation in the world as far as hunger is concerned,
  3 Pref         |          Saint Francis of Assisi~   WORLD HUNGER ~A CHALLENGE FOR
  4 Pref         |    political pressures, support the world economy. These are proving
  5 Intro        |          capacities(4). In 1992 the World Declaration on Nutrition
  6 Intro, 0,0(4)|                     United Nations, World Food Conference, Rome, 16
  7 Intro, 0,0(5)|            United Nations (FAO) and World Health Organisation (WHO),
  8 Intro, 0,0(5)|            Conference on Nutrition, World Declaration on Nutrition,
  9 Intro, 0,0(6)|          Rome, 1995, p. 16: "In the world as a whole, an average of
 10 Intro        |    thoroughly permeated the western world, took this view: the human
 11 Intro, 0,0(7)|                            Cf. FAO, World Agriculture: Towards 2010,
 12 Intro        |        prostrate with hunger in the world, this sacred Council urges
 13 Intro, 0,0(8)|          same earthly lot which the world does. She serves as a leaven
 14 Intro        |          causes and consequences of world hunger. It is specifically
 15 Intro        |           which is possible in this world"(10). Today, the Church
 16 Intro        |            Catholics throughout the world, and to national and international
 17 I, 0,1       |      malnutrition that exist in the world. Several major causes have
 18 I, 0,3(13)   |            can be done? Lesson from World Bank Experience, The John
 19 I, 0,3(13)   |            University Press for the World Bank, Baltimore, Maryland,
 20 I, 0,3(14)   |           800 million people in the world who are under-fed. An adult
 21 I, 0,4       |      malnutrition and hunger in the world. The fact of being poor
 22 I, 0,4       |         people in most parts of the world. Within a poor population,
 23 I, 0,4(16)   | International Nutrition Conference, World Declaration on Nutrition,
 24 I, 0,5(17)   |                                 Cf. World Bank, Poverty and Hunger,
 25 I, A,7(18)   |                                 Cf. World Bank, Poverty and Hunger,
 26 I, A,7       |           or indirectly, to all the world's deprived;~— at the international
 27 I, A,7       |             points, anywhere in the world, inevitably lead to a further
 28 I, A,7       |         developments throughout the world are an illustration of these
 29 I, B,11      |             thousand years ago, the world probably had a population
 30 I, B,11(22)  |          Fund (UNFPA), The State of World Population 1993, New York,
 31 I, B,11(22)  |            Cf. also United Nations, World Population Prospects: the
 32 I, B,11(22)  |            also UNFPA, The State of World Population 1994, Choices
 33 I, B,11(23)  |       Development Programme (UNDP), World Human Development Report
 34 I, B,11(24)  |     Demographic Growth in the Third World, published by the Scientific
 35 I, B,12(26)  |             7: In many areas of the world, research has shown, that
 36 I, B,12(26)  |         also contribute to reducing world population growth. One is
 37 I, B,12(26)  |        Situation of Children in the World, Geneva, 1991.~
 38 I, C,13      |          basis in the spirit of the World Declaration on Nutrition
 39 I, C,13(28)  |            Conference on Nutrition, World Declaration on Nutrition,
 40 I, C,15      |             Without such protection world prices would be higher,
 41 I, C,15      |             the general interest of world consumers, privileged and
 42 I, D,16      |      responsible for increasing the world population from 3 to 5.3
 43 I, D,16(29)  |                            Cf. FAO, World Agriculture: Towards 2010,
 44 I, D,16      |         Between 1950 and 1980 total world food production doubled
 45 I, D,16(30)  |                               UNDP, World Human Development Report
 46 I, D,16(31)  |            Conference on Nutrition, World Declaration on Nutrition,
 47 I, D,17      |           Agri-food markets~20. The world agri-food markets trade
 48 II, 0,19     |         malnutrition throughout the world, it is indispensable to
 49 II, 0,19     |         restore hope and build up a world that is more welcoming to
 50 II, 0,20     |        refused to do so?... Would a world in which poverty fails to
 51 II, 0,22     |            for the common good. The world economic system is: globally
 52 II, 0,22     |           gives some idea of what a world might be if people were
 53 II, 0,23     |             dead-ends for the whole world. This is what has happened
 54 II, 0,23     |       happened in the case of Third World debt. If the lenders and
 55 II, 0,23(41) |           Development Projects, The World Bank and Oxford University
 56 II, 0,23(41) |         observer method used by one World Bank consultant. Driven
 57 II, 0,23(41) |         world-wide authority of the World Bank to convince the officials
 58 II, 0,23(41) |           he was interviewed by the World Bank. What he had to tell
 59 II, 0,23(41) |           tell them enlightened the World Bank specialists who had
 60 II, 0,23(42) |            Wrejinsky and ATD Fourth World.~
 61 II, 0,24     |          heard, working to create a world in which justice, peace
 62 II, 0,26     |        fifty years. "In the 1980's, world military expenditures grew
 63 II, 0,26     |         roughly 5 per cent of total world income"(45). This demonstrates
 64 II, 0,26(45) |                                     World Bamk, World Development
 65 II, 0,26(45) |                         World Bamk, World Development Report 1990,
 66 III, 0,36    |            process of reforming the world economy. In recent times,
 67 III, 0,36    |             not responsible for the world's poverty", is something
 68 III, 0,36    |        persist in some parts of the world without being able to accurately
 69 III, 0,36    |    eradication" priorities that the World Bank laid down several years
 70 III, 0,37    |              Charter set out in the World Declaration on Agrarian
 71 III, 0,37    |         Development (1979)(60), the World Food Security Compact (1985)(61),
 72 III, 0,37(60)|              FAO, The Report of the World Conference on Agrarian Reform
 73 III, 0,37    |             Compact (1985)(61), The World Declaration on Nutrition
 74 III, 0,37    |            of Action adopted by the World Nutrition Conference (1992)(62).
 75 III, 0,37    |             recently adopted by the World Bank(63).~Human development
 76 III, 0,37(63)|                                 Cf. World Bank, World Development
 77 III, 0,37(63)|                     Cf. World Bank, World Development Report 1990,
 78 III, 0,40(65)|                           Cf. UNDP, World Human Development Report
 79 III, 0,40    |        those more blessed with this world's goods(67)."~Government
 80 III, 0,40(66)|                   Cf. Report of the World Summit for Social Development,
 81 III, 0,44(71)|                        Cf. also the World Food Security Compact, 1985,
 82 III, 0,46(73)|           John Paul II, Message for World Peace Day of January 1,
 83 III, 0,47    |        example, can help to improve world food security, health care,
 84 III, 0,48(76)|                      Unit IV of the World Council of Churches in Geneva
 85 IV, 0,53     |            human development of the world along the path of harmony
 86 IV, 0,53(81) |             celebrations of the 8th World Youth Day, 14 August 1993:
 87 IV, 0,56     |         linked to the future of the world economy: combating hunger
 88 IV, 0,56     |                In most parts of the world, schemes must be designed
 89 V, 0,57      |             in every country in the world calls us, if we do not close
 90 V, 0,61      |       reform of the human heart~64. World hunger makes us identify
 91 V, 0,61      |            Thus it happens that the world ceases to be a place of
 92 V, 0,61      |       limitations and to act in the world by creating "structures
 93 V, 0,61      |             vital importance to the world. The person is lead to this
 94 V, 0,61      |         exercising faculties in the world as it is.~Whatever little
 95 V, 0,62      |          set about transforming the world, notonly by increasing riches
 96 V, 0,62      |             the service of all. The world can then rediscover its
 97 V, 0,63      |            poor~66. Wherever in the world God has placed them, Christians
 98 V, 0,63      |        managed, which in the modern world often suffers by default
 99 V, 0,65      |          are joining in, often in a world of increasing poverty —
100 V, 0,67      |         state of life, place in the world and our most immediate surrounding.
101 V, 0,68      |             to them and to make the world grow large in divine love.