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FROM UNIFORMITY TO DIVERSITY: A paradigm shift from industrial agriculture to diversified agroecological systems

by Emile Frison IPES Food June 15, 2016

The report ‘From Uniformity to Diversity: A paradigm shift from industrial agriculture to diversified agroecological systems’ written by International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food System (IPES-FOOD) was launched at the Trondheim Conferen...

Pope Francis addressed the executive board of the World Food Program on June 13, 2016. Photo: CTV
Pope Francis addressed the executive board of the World Food Program.  Photo: CTV

Pope Francis’ speech at World Food Program

by Rome Reports June 13, 2016

Pope Francis addressed the World Food Program with an inspired speech regarding the “goal of zero hunger, denaturalizing poverty, debureaucratizing hunger and the violence of hunger as a weapon of war.”...

The World Humanitarian Summit: winners and losers

by Heba Aly IRIN News June 2, 2016

What was agreed: Aid financing must be more efficient...

Pope Francis set to visit UN Agency to push fight against hunger

by Ines San Martin cruxnow.com June 1, 2016

ROME– Pope Franc...

May 28th is World Hunger Day!

by The Hunger Project May 28, 2016

THIS WORLD HUNGER DAY, THE HUNGER PROJECT IS FOCUSING ON GOOD NUTRITION Good nutrition – an adequate and well-balanced diet – is a cornerstone of good health. Better nutrition is related to improved infant child and maternal h...

Latin America to tackle dual problems of hunger and obesity: U.N.

by ANASTASIA MOLONEY Thompson Reuters Foundation May 23, 2016

BOGOTA - Latin American governments have pledged to work toward ending hunger within a decade while tackling an epidemic of rising obesity in the region - itself considered a form of malnutrition....

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