One of USAID’s best weapons for fighting hunger in Malawi is Emmanuel Ngulube, an officer with the Agency’s Office of Food for Peace who has dedicated his entire career to fighting hunger across Africa.
Tag archives for Food Security
When The Sweet Potato Goes Viral: A New Approach to Nutrition Programming in Northern Ghana
Healing Plants to Feed a Nation
South Sudan Government Expels Top UN Aid Official—Why It Matters
Here’s What Happens When Global Hunger Meets American Ingenuity
Feed the Future: Progress in the Goal of Ending Hunger
South Sudan’s People Deserve Peace
South Sudan: The Threat of Worsening Hunger
Obama Administration Launches Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture
From record droughts in Kansas to deadly wildfires in California, the United States is feeling the effects of climate change. These same conditions have a dire impact across the developing world, especially for poor, rural smallholder farmers whose very lives are threatened every time the rains arrive late, the floods rush in, or the temperature soars.
Responding to Dire Needs in South Sudan Three Years after Independence
Three years after independence, the people of South Sudan are facing their most dire crisis yet. USAID is responding with lifesaving humanitarian assistance including food, nutrition and clean water, as well as desperately needed basic medicines, education for displaced children and innovative means of reaching displaced populations with information about the risk of cholera and how to prevent infection.
