Writing Project #2: Proposing a Solution Research Paper

This paper is aiming to address a food-related problem on UCSD campus and find a solution for it. This paper requires to read the UC Global Food Initiative (GFI) before you start writing the paper.
PLEASE follow along the 3rd attachment(the slides of requirements about this paper) and the general prompt attachment. A decent grade will be given by the professor if those requirements are met!
Also, please be VERY specific with the addressed problem!
You can skip the acknowledgement part!
Attachments:
1. Paper prompt
2. Global Food Initiative (GFI)
3. Instructions and requirements from the professor.

Basic requirements: 5-6 page paperIn introduction need to clearly state
• The problem to be solved ("a significant, food-related problem that needs to be addressed on our campus or in a local or regional community")
• The problem can be anything you want, as long as it fits that definition
• The problem must be jSPECIFIG enough that it is possible to evaluate whether proposed solutions will succeed or fail
• Easy way to lose points and get a lower grade: Problem is not specific enough
• The introduction should also briefly state the proposed solution in one or 2 sentences.Basic requirements: 5-6 page paper‘After the introduction, you will need to fully explain what the problem is and why a solution is needed.
• For this you can rely on sources. Make sure to anticipate any obvious questions that might arise in the reader's mind.
• Explain these as thoroughly as you can in about 1 page or so. At this point, you should not yet be going into your proposed solution.
• The part of the paper where you are explaining the problem should be SEPARATE FROM the remainder of the problem where you are proposing the solution.Basic requirements: 5-6 page paper• After you explain the problem, you will need to explain your solution in detail, and argue in favor of it.
• Here, you need to make it clear what your solution IS and what it IS NOT.
■ You will need to argue for ALL of the following:
• How will it solve (or significantly improve) the problem? I.e., what are the criteria and how does it meet those criteria?
• why is it a practical, feasible solution (i.e., not only one that can address the problem, but one that is not too inefficient, too costly, too unrealistic, etc.)
• How and why is it better than other possible solutions? Compare your approach to at least 2 similar possible approaches This part of your paper doesn't need to be more than about 1 page or so.Basic requirements: 5-6 page paper
■ After you have provided your arguments, you need to consider at least 2 objections.
■ These should be the strongest, most effective objections you can think of, that cannot be responded to by merely restating things from earlier in the paper or by saying things that are obvious.
• You need to not merely state each objection, but also explain it and explain why it is a strong objection that seems to effectively shoot down your proposal at first.
• You will need to provide your response to the objections: For each objection, raise new considerations that go beyond what is obvious (here you can rely on sources) to respond to the objection.Basic requirements: 5-6 page paper• Once you've done all of this, your paper can have a conclusion. It doesn't need to be more than 'A page.
• The conclusion can resummarize the main points in different words or briefly reflect on some consequence of your proposal that has not already been discussed yet.