Islamic Economics and Finance in Hunger Alleviation (SDG 2)

Author: Eka Wahyu Hestya Budianto
ISBN: xxx-xxx-xxxx-xx-x
Edition: First, January 2026/Rajab 1447 H
Page: xii + 252 hlm, B5 (18,2 cm x 25,7 cm)
Synopsis: Hunger and food insecurity remain among the most urgent moral and economic challenges of our time. Despite global advances in technology, productivity, and trade, millions continue to suffer from malnutrition, unequal access to food, and structural vulnerabilities intensified by poverty, inequality, climate change, and conflict. These realities are particularly visible in many Muslim-majority countries, where rural–urban disparities, fragile food systems, and environmental pressures compound the difficulty of ensuring adequate nutrition for all. Addressing hunger therefore requires not only technical solutions but also ethical, institutional, and systemic transformation.