Question 2: Given that this study found that one in five children in Western Australia demonstrated food insecurity, describe the suggested recommendations.

This food insecurity is not only caused by the government regulations or traditional farming practices but also by the improper knowledge and management of the parents or caregivers. Additionally many factors are responsible for this problem like – climate change, population growth, way of food production etc. But some proper ways can be accepted to maintain the food balance in the children of the Western Australia as it is very important for the child development as well as the development of the country. Policy framework: There should be some good policies to combat the food insecurities among the children. To increase the vegetable intake among the children the school authorities can make a strict rules that every student have to bring a nutrient rich veg dish in their Tiffin for some particular days of a week and also make a lunch chart, which will consist of the list of foods along with the week days and this regulation should be applied for every student very strictly. Fair-trade: The global competition creates unfair trade between the underdeveloped, developing and developed countries. As a result the food prices increases rapidly and also the poverty level. So, it is necessary for development to ensure food commodities prices in the international markets. Because in Australia many more fruits and vegetables are imported from the foreign countries and the price should be very fair for every common people.