Ending hunger
starts with people.
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The Hunger Project
breaks the cycle of poverty.
People living in hunger are themselves the key to ending hunger. In partnership, we work with community members to realize their vision, commitment and leadership so they can feed themselves and their families, and end hunger for good in their communities.
Women are often
most affected.
Ending hunger starts when you
empower people.
690 million people do not have enough to eat. Through a women-centred and community-led approach, The Hunger Project works to end extreme hunger and poverty by 2030, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals.
FACT #1:
Women make up almost half of the world’s farmers.
FACT #2
More than 60% of those living in hunger are women.
Fact #3
If women farmers had access to the same resources as men, there could be 150 million less hungry people in the world.
Women & Girls Empowerment
Women and girls are the key to ending hunger
Leadership
We unleash people’s leadership to end hunger for good
Community-led Development
We put communities at the heart of ending malnutrition
Self-reliance
We empower communities to become self-reliant
How we are
making a difference.
We’re reaching people in Africa, South Asia and Latin America, empowering them to end hunger in their communities.
PROGRAMME
COUNTRIES
thousand
COMMUNITIES
thousand
LOCAL VOLUNTEERS
million
PEOPLE REACHED
Including 8 million women
What will you do to end world hunger?
Fundraise
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Lead
Find out about our women’s leadership network and empowerment workshops
Partner
Align your business with the sustainable end of world hunger
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The Hunger Project UK
1st Floor Building 5, Chiswick Park
566 Chiswick High Road
London W4 5YF
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Photography credits: Banner image, Women & Girls Empowerment, Self-Reliance – all Johannes Ode