We are all connected! From our food to our cultures, environment and economies, we live in a globalized world. Climate change, conflict and inequality can often leave groups of people behind because of who they are or where they live. Building a better, more sustainable future for all means no one can be left behind. Find out how you can take action and be part of the change with the World Food Day Activity Book.

Note for teachers
This Activity Book is aimed at a broad age range of young people interested in learning more about the importance of our food systems, who produces our food and where it comes from. It is also a source of inspiration for those wishing to enter the World Food Day (WFD) 2022 Poster Contest. Although it is mainly intended for children between the ages of 8 and 12, it can be a valuable teaching aid for younger and older students.

World Food Day
Every year on 16 October, people from more than 150 countries come together to celebrate World Food Day (WFD).
In 1945, nations around the world joined forces with the common goal of raising global awareness and taking action to
end hunger and ensure healthy diets for all. FAO was founded on that day. But WFD is also YOUR day! Become a food
hero and inspire others to take action to help create a more sustainable world where no one is left behind.