Sentence examples for overcome hunger from inspiring English sources

The nutrition community, including the United Nations and Helen Keller International, has created a comprehensive framework to overcome hunger and malnutrition with an emphasis on prevention and treatment.

Ms. Bertini said that countries struggling to overcome hunger need not only food but also water drilling and purification equipment and better sanitation and agricultural systems.

We work with communities in Mangochi district, southern Malawi to create resilient and diverse food systems using permaculture to help rural Malawians overcome hunger, malnutrition and poverty.

In personal command of the middle corps, Kangxi managed to overcome hunger and thirst in the hostile terrain and annihilated the Dzungars at Dzuunmod, east of the present-day Ulaanbaatar.

Tenure has important implications for development, as it is difficult for poor and vulnerable people to overcome hunger and poverty when they have limited and insecure rights to land and other natural resources.

"Gelman arrived in a wounded country, a Mexico that was trying to overcome hunger, exploitation, backwardness and the effects of the revolution," Ruth Alvarado Rivera, Diego Rivera's granddaughter, said during a visit to the Dallas show.

The study says: "Both Gates and the Rockefeller Foundation regard technological innovation and close cooperation with the food and agricultural industries as key to overcoming hunger … In 2006 they together launched the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (Agra), based on the premise that hunger in Africa is mainly the result of a lack of technology and functioning markets.

The UN World Food Programme WFPP) is Haiti's lifeline for overcoming hunger.

Because they are major players around issues of food, women are also key to overcoming hunger problems faced by poor and marginalized communities.

We know that better farming is the most important solution for overcoming hunger and poverty, and that the investments the foundation and others are making can have an incredible impact in a relatively short period of time.

Our work is based on an innovative, holistic approach, which empowers women and men living in rural villages to become the agents of their own development and make sustainable progress in overcoming hunger and poverty, including through WASH.