The video discusses how innovation and technology can address global challenges like hunger. It highlights the Share the Meal app, which allows users to donate meals to children in need, and the World Food Program's Innovation Accelerator, which supports social impact startups. Examples include using blockchain for refugee food purchases and Sanku's fortified flour initiative. The video emphasizes the potential of technology to solve global issues and encourages action from individuals and organizations.

What is the main barrier to using innovation and technology to solve global challenges?

• Lack of funding

• Traditional thinking

• Insufficient technology

• Government regulations

How many people are estimated to be hungry worldwide?

• 500 million

• 200 million

• 1 billion

• 811 million

What is the cost to feed a child for a day through the United Nations World Food Program?

• 1 dollar

• 50 cents

• 80 cents

• 2 dollars

What was a significant challenge faced when starting Share the Meal?

• High competition

• Insufficient support mechanisms

• Lack of technology

• Government restrictions

What is the purpose of the World Food Program's Innovation Accelerator?

• To replicate Silicon Valley's success for social impact

• To fund for-profit startups

• To provide food directly to people

• To create new apps

How does blockchain technology help refugees in the World Food Program's initiative?

• By enabling secure transactions for food purchases

• By providing cryptocurrency

• By storing personal data

• By tracking refugee movements

What is food fortification?

• Adding flavors to food

• Increasing food production

• Adding essential nutrients to staple foods

• Preserving food for longer periods

What is the main goal of Sanku's internet-enabled machine?

• To sell flour at a higher price

• To increase flour production

• To fortify maize flour with nutrients

• To reduce food waste

Since its inception, how has the World Food Program Innovation Accelerator impacted global hunger?

• It has doubled the number of people reached each year

• It has eliminated hunger in Africa

• It has decreased hunger by 50%

• It has provided food to every refugee

What is the speaker's call to action at the end of the talk?

• To travel to affected areas

• To take action as individuals or organizations

• To start a new business

• To donate money