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Can the private sector end hunger?

The pros and cons of corporate involvement

A recent report by aid organization Oxfam caused a stir by pointing out that the world’s 10 largest food companies – who reportedly make US$1 billion a day – are falling short on workers’ and farmers’ rights, the environment, and transparency about their supply chains.

The Hunger Book: pick of the month

How to End Hunger in Times of Crises

This month’s featured book was written by two people with long experience in the drive to end hunger. [...]

Kenyans for Kenya

A grassroots push to give food security top priority

Caroline Mutoko, a presenter at Nairobi's popular KISS FM radio station, discusses the local initiative, Kenyans for Kenya. It all started in July 2011 with a call to citizens to donate funds to help fellow Kenyans suffering from extreme food shortages brought about by the worst drought in 60 years [...]

Saving malnourished children and mothers in Bangladesh

Achieving Millennium Development Goals

Fighting malnutrition among the most vulnerable – children under five and their mothers – is one of the most difficult tasks under the Millennium Development Goals. [...]

Who wants to be a superhero?

“We Can Be Heroes” to fight against hunger

When you were kids, did you dream about becoming a superhero and having some special superpower? In those days, it only took a bed sheet over your shoulders and you could transform yourself into a Superman or Wonder Woman. What about now? What can you do to feel like a superhero? [...]

Singing for the Horn of Africa

Dartmouth a cappella group call for a hunger free world

Award winning all male a cappella group, The Dartmouth Aires, has joined the efforts of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to end hunger in the Horn of Africa. [...]

Chronic hunger is a simple, nasty reality for the person who suffers. But bringing an end to hunger is a complex challenge. Learn about the forces that cause hunger, who’s working on the problem and what’s working. Be informed. You’ll find a lot of resources right here.