A Study of Socio-Economic Impact of Zero Hunger Schemes on Marginalized Communities

Abstract The Zero Hunger program is significant initiative that seeks to reduce hunger and improve food security in underserved communities. This study looks at how aware people are and the program's socio-economic impact based on responses from 100 beneficiaries. It is resulting show that many respondents have seen improvements in their food security and nutritional status. However, awareness of the program remains moderate, indicating a need for better government outreach. Some respondents also reported challenges with the application process, which makes it harder to access the program. It is suggested that enhancing awareness campaigns, simplifying the application process, and ensuring a steady supply of high-quality food to improve the Scheme overall impact and reach.