#WorldHungerDay

Take action on World Hunger Day — May 28th
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Founded by The Hunger Project in 2011, World Hunger Day raises awareness for the 700+ million people facing chronic hunger worldwide. Trees restore soil, support agroforestry, and help build food security. Plant one today.

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Pepijn Verpalena planté
This tree chose a marvelous viewpoint. That deserves some waterdrops 🌳💧
1 juin - Score: 296.57
Alex Caldera planté
Shade, food, soil health, solace, a home, just some of the things trees give to the world. Plant more trees!
2 juin - Score: 160.81
adam a planté
World Hunger Day is coming up on May 28, and it's a cause that genuinely matters to me 🌱 Around 2.3 billion people worldwide are moderately or severely food insecure. A crisis fueled by conflict, climate change, and economic instability. If you're looking for ways to help: reduce your food waste, eat more sustainably, support local farmers, donate to hunger relief organizations, volunteer at a food bank, advocate for stronger food policy, and share what you learn. Awareness is a start, but action is what changes things.
13 mai - Score: 144.71
adam a planté
World Hunger Day is tomorrow, May 28 🌾 Some hopeful news: global hunger is starting to drop for the first time in years. Still, 673 million people — 1 in 12 — live with chronic hunger today. Founded in 2011 by The Hunger Project, the day is a reminder that ending hunger is possible when communities, governments, and individuals move together. The fight is winnable, but it needs all of us.
27 mai - Score: 105.79
SusieS a planté
I forgot to say that World Hunger Day is 28 May this year! A massive slice of the global population – approximately 10.5% – struggles with hunger on a daily basis.

Why does World Hunger Day exist? Because millions of people are unable to meet their nutritional needs due to physical or financial constraints.

This translates into malnutrition, wasting, stunted growth, and in extreme cases, even death.

In fact, according to John Holmes, the United Nations Secretary-General on the Global Food Security Crisis, it claims more lives than Aids, malaria, and tuberculosis combined.
28 mai 2023 - Score: 0.01