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ANTI-HUNGER PROGRAMME A twin-track approach to hunger reduction:
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations |
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HUNGER REDUCTION: A UNIVERSAL COMMITMENT
FIGHTING HUNGER TO REDUCE POVERTY
ENOUGH IS KNOWN ABOUT HOW TO FIGHT HUNGER
PRIORITIES FOR ACTION IN FOOD, AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Improve agricultural productivity and enhance livelihoods and food security in poor rural communities
Develop and conserve natural resources
Expand rural infrastructure (including capacity for food safety, plant and animal health) and broaden market access
Strengthen capacity for knowledge generation and dissemination (research, extension, education and communication)
Ensure access to food for the most needy through safety nets and other direct assistance
A POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR THE ANTI-HUNGER PROGRAMME
Making the international trade environment conducive to poverty and hunger reduction
Making the domestic policy environment conducive to poverty and hunger reduction
Policies for priority areas of the anti-hunger programme
Urban hunger
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