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| thanks daddy :'* finally a complete set of one direction dolls ♥ |
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| my cousin hahahhahhh he is not willing to give me this do you want to marry him ? |
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| spot that cake ? i made it myself , of course a little help by my mom :P too small i can't put all my candles on it :'( but never mind i'm 10 and forever young thank you mommy for that big dog :'* |
everyone will be busy like hell after CNY so they decided to celebrate it yesterday -.-
well , happy birthday to me
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 , i went through these years , i survived .
accept what you have now .
you're lucky that this morning you're awake while others are fighting to survive
you get to eat your favourite breakfast while others are fighting for hunger
how many hungry people are there in the world ?
1. Approximately 870 million people in the world do not eat enough to be healthy. That means that one in every eight people on Earth goes to bed hungry each night.
2.The number of people living with chronic hunger has declined by 130 million people over the past 20 years. For developing countries, the prevalence of undernourishment has fallen from 23.2 to 14.9 percent over the period 1990–2010
3. Most of the progress against hunger was achieved before 2007/08. Since then, global progress in reducing hunger has slowed and leveled off.
4. Hunger is number one on the list of the world’s top 10 health risks. It kills more people every year than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined.
5. A third of all deaths in children under the age of five in developing countries are linked to under-nutrition.
6. The first 1,000 days of a child’s life, from pregnancy through age two, are the critical window in which to tackle under-nutrition A proper diet in this period can protect children from the mental and physical stunting that can result from malnutrition.
7. It costs just US $0.25 per day to provide a child with all of the vitamins and nutrients he or she needs to grow up healthy.
8. If women in rural areas had the same access to land, technology, financial services, education and markets as men, the number of hungry people could be reduced by 100-150 million.
8. If women in rural areas had the same access to land, technology, financial services, education and markets as men, the number of hungry people could be reduced by 100-150 million.
9. By 2050, climate change and erratic weather patterns could have pushed another 24 million children into hunger. Almost half of these children would be in sub-Saharan Africa.
10. Hunger is the single biggest solvable problem facing the world today.
pray .
