Guide to discuss the Role of GROW, a Food Justice Campaign by Oxfam

A guide describing the purpose and aim of the new food justice campaign, GROW, was published by Oxfam. The guide entitled, ‘How to fix the System: An Activist’s Guide to Oxfam’s new food justice campaign – GROW’ throws light on the need for a food justice campaign, and provides instructions to activists on

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AARP Foundation invites proposals for Sustainable Solutions to Hunger Innovation grants

AARP Foundation is a charitable organization in the US working to support the people above 50 to meet their basic needs. The foundation is dedicated to find solutions for the needs related to food, housing, income and personal connection for the vulnerable people.

The foundation is currently inviting grant proposals for

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Two former presidents announced winners of World Food Prize 2011 for their efforts to alleviate hunger and poverty in their countries

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World Food Prize for 2011 has been announced and this year’s winners are two former presidents, who led the drastic reduction of hunger and poverty in their countries.

In a ceremony held recently at the U.S. State Department John Agyekum Kufuor, former president of Ghana, and Luiz Inácio

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The Hunger Project’s 2011 Africa Prize for Leadership for the Sustainable End of Hunger

The Hunger Project (THP), a global, non-profit, and strategic organization, through its multi-pronged initiatives is committed to the sustainable end of hunger across the planet. THP is engaged in empowering people across Africa, South Asia and Latin America, with the mission to end the hunger and poverty through training people in meeting their

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Leland International Hunger Fellows Program for US Citizens

Individuals in the US seeking to gain internatioanal development experience in countries throughout Asia, Africa and Latin America and work with national and international NGOs can apply for the Leland International Hunger Fellows Program.

The program is “a unique leadership development opportunity for experienced, motivated individuals seeking to make a difference

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