Sentence examples for basic food distribution from inspiring English sources

We are projecting that there may be an estimated loss of up to 70 or 80 per cent of the livestock – 80 per cent of the livestock by April!" UNICEF supplementary feeding programmes alongside basic food distribution have helped to reduce some child deaths, but diseases such as measles and diarrhoea are a constant threat.

This means that they may not be able to access or provide material goods such as clothing, beds, nets, blankets as well as electricity, water and food (basic food distribution was formerly done by WFP, but they are now finishing this program).

From Independence in 1948, Sri Lanka’s food security strategy was based on three major policies: achieving self-sufficiency in basic food items; public distribution system for procurement and marketing of paddy and other commodities; and welfare programmes involving a food subsidy, food stamps or income transfers.

Nearly 200 of 600 requested ambulances have been delivered, he added, and the next oil-for-food distribution plan approved by Mr. Annan will raise caloric intake in the basic food basket distributed to every Iraqi.

Working separately, the researchers followed the staff during their everyday activities, and helped them with some basic nursing duties such as food distribution and assisting patients getting in and out of their beds.

And there was a distribution of basic food and blankets.

Obtaining food by means of government distribution of "basic food baskets" (cestas básicas) presented some disparity between regions.

The registration and distribution of ration (basic food and health supplies) has been a mortifying experience for many.

The scope of the new fund will be expanded in order to provide not only food distribution but also basic material assistance to the EU's most deprived citizens.

Instead, the state has brought this about by a combination of radical land reform and effective provision of basic services like education, medical facilities and public food distribution.

The price of rice, the country's basic food, has skyrocketed as poor harvests, a devalued currency and a badly frayed distribution system have combined to create a dire shortage.