The phrase "addressing hunger" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or actions taken to tackle or alleviate hunger-related issues.
Example: "The organization is focused on addressing hunger in underserved communities through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "tackling hunger" or "combating hunger".
The first priorities were addressing hunger, thirst and medical needs, said Mr. Neubert, the police spokesman.
Cousin brings over 30 years of experience addressing hunger and food security strategies on both a national and international scale.
Advocates say this is a critical step toward addressing hunger in a vulnerable — and often unreachable — population.
Te Lintelo said: "The hunger and nutrition commitment index shines a spotlight on what governments are doing, or failing to do, towards addressing hunger and undernutrition.
— Two Learning Network lesson plans, "Helping the Hungry: Researching the Causes of Hunger and Related Charities" and "World Food Day: Addressing Hunger Around the Globe," supply more ideas and resources for learning about how to help.
While the city has made strides in addressing hunger — all school meals are now free for everyone, but the timing of lunch periods continues to be a significant problem.
Going Further | If desired, encourage students to create an action plan to address hunger.
Under international pressure, officials said they would release some of it to address hunger in cities.
This is a bold exposé on how discrimination permeates the way we address hunger in America.
If the moral imperative to address hunger in the shadow of privilege isn't enough, the economics should be.
You can't tackle food security without addressing climate change or the rights of small farmers; you can't address hunger without considering women's employment.
