Author William Lambers reports on the struggle to fight hunger all over the world. Through interviews with program officials and occasional opinion pieces, he illuminates the importance of school lunch programs and other efforts by NGOs and national governments.
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Interview: Jacques Roy, Director of the UN World Food Programme, Benin
For the cost of an evening at the movies, you can feed one child for an entire year.
The number of people in need of help in Georgia is rising by the hour.
School feeding programs have increased school attendance and improved nutrition.
Interview: Gon Myers, United Nations World Food Programme, Chad
The WFP School Feeding Program keeps kids in school and reduces their chance of getting enlisted into the armies.
Interview with Hakan Tongul, UN World Food Programme Assistant Country Director for Myanmar
A 22 pound ration of rice can be all a family needs to make it possible for its children to attend school.
The Integrated and Sustainable School Cafeterias Program is a community-based model, which can be used in other African countries.
Interview: Liliane Bigayimpunzi, UN World Food Programme Director of School Feeding in Burundi
Most of the families targeted by the School Feeding Program belong to a group of extremely food-insecure people.
Interview: Sitta Kai-Kai, UN World Food Programme, Central African Republic
School feeding reassures people in the conflict-affected and displaced communities, and promotes a return to normalcy.
Interview: Haladou Salha, United Nations World Food Programme, Cameroon
The development, political stability, peace, health, and security of any nation is closely linked to education and school feeding.
Interview: Leo van der Velden, United Nations World Food Programme, Bhutan
An investment in school feeding is an investment in the future.
Interview: Napo Ntlou, United Nations World Food Programme, Lesotho
Napo Ntlou of the United Nations World Food Programme discusses the importance of school feeding programs in Lesotho.
Interview: Zahir Islam, Director of the UN World Food Programme’s School Feeding, Bangladesh
School feeding programs are critical to Bangladesh and its quest to end hunger and poverty.
Interview: Angela Van Rynbach, World Food Programme Country Director for Indonesia
Indonesia is a country recovering from numerous disasters, including the tsunami of 2004. School feeding programs are a key part of the rebuilding process.
Iraq, Afghanistan and Sudan Among WFP's "Hunger Hotspots"
Hunger is attacking Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan, and many other countries around the globe.
Interview: Sandra Schlossar - Hilfswerk Austria, Humanitarian Aid to Eastern Europe
A charity helping provide school meals to children and bolstering their education.
Interview: Richard Ragan, United Nations World Food Programme Country Director for Nepal
School feeding programs to fight child hunger in Nepal.
Interview: Rick Corsino, UN World Food Programme Director in Afghanistan
Food and education for children are crucial elements for Afghanistan to become a peaceful and prosperous democracy.
New PSA Highlights Charity Fighting Poverty in Kenya
A new public service announcement focuses on the work of a charity fighting poverty in Kenya in the face of violence.
Short Film Calls for Global School Lunch Program to Fight Child Hunger
A new short film is a call to action to end the hunger that afflicts 300 million children worldwide.