Although farming has improved significantly in recent years, many people around the world still do not have enough food. There are several reasons for this, and some solutions can help address the problem. One main reason is that food is not shared equally. Some countries produce a lot of food, but others do not have enough. In poorer countries, even if food is available, many people cannot afford to buy it. Another reason is that natural problems such as droughts, floods, and climate change reduce the amount of food that can be grown. In some places, poor governance and corruption also prevent food and aid from reaching hungry people. There are different ways to solve this problem. First, governments and international organizations should improve transport and distribution so food can reach poor and rural areas. Second, poor people need support, such as job opportunities and assistance for farmers, so they can earn money to buy food. Third, using modern farming methods, like better irrigation and crops that can survive dry weather, will make food supply more stable. Finally, rich countries should waste less food and share more with nations that need help. In conclusion, hunger still exists because of unequal distribution, poverty, and natural problems. If governments and organizations work together, they can reduce hunger and provide more people with access to enough food.