Which Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) does the Hunger Free Kerala Scheme primarily aim to achieve?

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ASDG 1 – No Poverty

BSDG 2 – Zero Hunger

CSDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being

DSDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation

Answer:

The Hunger Free Kerala Scheme was launched as part of the 13th Five Year Plan to achieve SDG 2 of Zero Hunger, aiming to eliminate hunger in the state.

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