The global problem of malnutrition and the ways cultural diversity affects this problem

Here is the outline of the final paper:

The format of your paper:   (4,500 – 6,000 words; 19-23 pages (not counting the Reference List))

Abstract (250 words; 1 page)

Introduction (250-300 words; 1 page)

• Provide an overview with significance of the issue related to field of study

Literature Review (1,000-1,200 words; 4-5 pages)  [the ethical discussion portion of the earlier LR will come out and be moved – see below]

Diversity & Ethics

    🔸Cultural perspectives and inequities (1,000-1,200 words; 4-5 pages)

• Analyze competing entities, including disenfranchised/vulnerable groups
• Address issues such as ingroup favoritism, intergroup bias, etc. 
• Summarize cultural perspectives and perceived inequities

    🔸Ethical implications (1,000-1,200 words; 4-5 pages)

• Analyze decision making and actions, social responsibility, applying specific ethical theories
• Identify possible pathways to equitable solutions
• Summarize compelling ethical issues

Proposed Solution (1,000-1,500 words; 4-5 pages)

• Advocate for the most equitable, ethical solution to meet the needs of vulnerable, disenfranchised
• Draw upon scholarly sources and previous sections to substantiate your position
• Provide further support with government reports and studies, NGO reports and studies
• [Added by me:  Make sure your suggestions are practicable, detailed, and workable; do not foist off a solution on "more research" or some vague assertion that "the government" should fix the problem.  You are being asked for your contribution; make the most of the opportunity and present a great, well thought-out plan!]

Conclusion (250-300 words; 1 page)

Reference List (minimum of 10 reliable primary sources. Peer-reviewed journal articles are the best; these can be supplemented with additional government and NGO data or news articles as needed.  Sources must be from 2000 or later.  The more resources, the better!).

➡ ➡ ➡ And yes, I do look to see if the word count is adhered to. (You may go over the maximum or under the minimum by no more than 10%.)