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mhm. So how is hunger different in Children and adults?
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So in terms of statistics, the levels are quite similar.
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So one and four UK adults are experiencing food insecurity,
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which is the same as Children.
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Onda adults.
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It is 12.8 million in total bond.
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The Children is two million, but also wonderful.
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Adults have also eaten less whilst looking after Children.
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So it shows the links between hunger in the different
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age groups.
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But the impacts on Children a bit more severe, so
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food insecure Children are more like to experience developmental issues
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such as anxiety and aggression On this could lead to
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the cycle of hunger, where impairments from food and security
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have knock on effects on their school productivity, which overall
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doesn't allow them to make a better future for themselves,
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where they're able to escape for hunger.
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Insecurity trap when looking at the impacts in Yemen for
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Children and adults adults, it seems that the future of
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undeveloped generations, which will come from the malnutrition currently happening,
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will be unable to help the ruins economy, which effects
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Yemen's progress in the long term, whereas in the short
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term, um, adults right now who are suffering from food
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and security have to focus that time on energy on
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obtaining food themselves.
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Eso therefore, they may choose not to stay in a
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job that doesn't provide enough money for them, so it
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creates high rates of unemployment in the short term.
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So when looking at the parallels and differences with the
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UK, it seems that overall theme impacts of the same
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that Children exposed to food shortages, food shortages and more
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like to have developed developmental issues.
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Um at both countries also have similar levels of hunger,
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which is around 60 million people in total, for the
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main differences have seen in the level because the Yemen
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this is over 50% of the population, whereas for the
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UK it's only 24% on also the severity of the
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food insecurities.
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Um, as in Yemen, most of those hungry are categorized
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as acute feud.
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Acute future shorted it a key.
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So overall it seems that malnutrition and Children have the
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same impact in UK and Yemen.
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Um, where where they're likely to have developmental issues on
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both countries also have similar levels of hunger, which is
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around 60 million in total.
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But for Yemen, this is 50% of the population around
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the UK, it's 24% on.
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Also, they differ in the severity of a food insecurities.
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So for Yemen, most of those hungry are categorized as
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having acute food shortages.
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For us to the UK, it's divided into 10% moderately
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severely food insecure, also 10% which are marginally food insecure.