![Niger, Tahoua. A skeletal child receives emergency food through a tube at an emergency feeding center in Niger. Malnutrition is a serious problem each year in Niger, the drought and famine brought it to catastrophic proportions. [Date picture taken: 2005/08/08] © Edward Parsons/IRIN](https://www.worldhunger.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/niger_child_cropped_final-1200x448.jpg)
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Africa
WFP Conducts Training For Liberian Journalists in Food and Nutrition Security
The World Food Programme hosted a group of Liberian journalists at a two-day training in food and nutrition security reporting on Tuesday recently in Monrovia. The participating journalists, drawn mainly from the print, electronic and web-based media...
Africa
Egypt, FAO sign framework to raise food security
Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation Abd El-Maneim El Banna and Hussein Gaden, representative of the United Nation’s Food & Agriculture Organization (FAO), signed the framework of the Egyptian national program for 2018-2022 which focuses on...
United States
Danielle Blair: Why not wasting food is important
Maine AmeriCorps volunteer Danielle Blair has been working with the United Way and food banks, and finding ways for Franklin County organizations, stores and farms to reduce food waste and food insecurity....
United States
Detroit’s ‘food deserts’ are a burden for many
Detroit’s growing restaurant scene has sparked dialogue about the lack of grocery stores within the city. The Michigan Department of Agriculture has labeled 19 Detroit neighborhoods as a “food desert," which is a term used to describe an urban ar...
United States
Establishing Food Security: It Takes a Village
University of California Riverside is helping grow the campus food pantry, R'Pantry, with the support of staff, faculty, and students. Using a combination of donated food, a community garden, and cash donations, they serve over a thousand students in...
Global
Earth Day: it is about equity as well as the environment
Low-income and minority households are more likely to live in neighborhoods exposed to higher levels of water and air pollution. Perhaps it’s time to start thinking about environmental poverty as an additional dimension of poverty....
Global
Q&A: The World Bank’s pivot to fragile states
The World Bank is taking steps to move earlier into conflict-affected and fragile countries with more funding, more staff, and a mandate to focus on prevention, according to the institution’s fragility, conflict, and violence director....
United States
Grocery Stores Get Mostly Mediocre Scores On Their Food Waste Efforts
The Center for Biological Diversity and The "Ugly" Fruit and Veg Campaign recently asked the 10 largest U.S. supermarkets how they handle food waste, and gave each store's efforts a letter grade: no store received an A grade....
United States
Let’s Grow Maine: A plan to end hunger by 2020
The U.S. state of Maine can boost food security and support local farmers by purchasing wholesale vegetables and fruit for distribution to families in need....
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Want to save the world from hunger? Start by not wasting food, shoppers told
The World Food Programme has launched a social media movement, #RecipeforDisaster, with the aim of making the public in the UK more conscious of the food waste they generate....
United States
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Danielle Blair: Why not wasting food is important by Bonnie Washuk
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Detroit’s ‘food deserts’ are a burden for many by Slone Terranella
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Establishing Food Security: It Takes a Village by Sandra Baltazar Martinez
Africa
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WFP Conducts Training For Liberian Journalists in Food and Nutrition Security
by Gerald C. Koinyeneh -
Egypt, FAO sign framework to raise food security
by Egypt Today staff -
Agriculture in Africa: Telling Facts from Myths
by The World Bank Group
Asia
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Aid Groups Seek Greater Support for Rohingya Refugees Facing Trauma, Hunger
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Indonesia is hungry for a better food policy
by Rainer Heufers, CIPS, and Arianto A Patunru, ANU -
Malnutrition Not Just a Poor Country Problem
by Andrew Green
Opinion
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What We Know About Youth – and What We Don’t by Amy Sink Davies, VP or Food Security & Agriculture, RTI International
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Hungry on Campus by Harold O. Levy
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Be Part of the Solution to Senior Hunger and Loneliness by Jane Sandwood
Global
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Earth Day: it is about equity as well as the environment
by Eleanor Krause and Richard V. Reeves -
Q&A: The World Bank’s pivot to fragile states
by Michael Igoe -
Agriculture & Nutrition
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TED Talk: Why Bees Are Disappearing
by Marla Spivak -
Agriculture in Africa: Telling Facts from Myths
by The World Bank Group -
Taking a space-age approach to food security
by The World Bank Group
Book Reviews
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Escaping Poverty Requires Almost 20 Years With Nearly Nothing Going Wrong
by Peter Temin -
‘How to Feed the World’ offers practical, positive solutions to food insecurity
by Jessica Eise and Ken Foster -
26 Films Every Food Activist Must Watch
by Danielle Nierenberg and Katie Work
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