From birth to six months, the baby is fed by breast milk but the mothers are sometimes overworked and undernourished. From six months to two years poverty and a lack of education means the child does not get adequate food and lives in and usually live in an unhygienic environment. From three years, the child does not develop properly because of an inadequate diet. From six years old, has a lack of energy and performs poorly at school. From teenager to adult the individual does not get an adequate diet because of a low paid job. As an adult, the individual is overworked and undernourished and can barely support themselves, barely even a family. The individual dies at a young age when compared to the wealthier countries in the world; some countries have a life expectancy in the 40's whereas the developed countries have a life expectancy in the 70's
             Population is an issue in relation to world hunger because as populations rise, people need places to live. Some of the world's most arable land is being sold off for urban development. Populations are rising much faster than food production. While food production has steadily increase in the past 40 years, per capita rates have decreased due to population growth. In the past 200 years, the world's population
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