Progress has been made in the last 25 years, but 1 person out of 8 goes to bed hungry every night. While emergency food relief interventions have proven to be effective short-term solutions, they are not a sustainable option in the long run.
THE GOAL
World Central Kitchen wants to improve food security BEYOND short-term responses in a way that will protect and promote sustainable livelihoods through new and innovative ideas.
THE PROGRAM
World Central Kitchen’s work in mountainous Palmiste Tampe has implemented a community garden and Smart School Kitchen. With a community garden and the Smart School Kitchen, the community can now:
Grow their own food | Sell chicken eggs to supplement their school meals | Cook with local ingredients | Encourage students to attend the Palmiste Tampe school with the provision of a daily meal
Chronic Food Insecurity
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