Building the #ZeroHunger Generation
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Building the #ZeroHunger Generation is a resources portal for teachers, parents or anyone involved in educational activities. The portal supports educators in preparing classes on important global issues at the core of FAO’s work. #ZeroHunger is built on a respect for food, for the people who produce it, for where it comes from and most importantly, for those who go without. Passing on this knowledge and mind-set to the next generation is vital for our one future of food. Together we can build the #ZeroHunger Generation!
Around 821 million people go to bed hungry every night. That’s about 1 in 9 people. We produce enough food to feed everyone on our planet, but for many different reasons, people still suffer from hunger. In 2015, 193 countries committed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to help us to create a better world for all and end hunger and poverty by 2030. But the commitment of world leaders is not enough. Achieving the 17 SDGs is everyone’s responsibility, from farmers to companies, schools to universities, and from international organisations to civil society.
Education plays a key role in this process. Introducing today’s children to world issues means preparing tomorrow’s adults to create a sustainable world free from hunger. Building the ZeroHunger Generation is a resources portal for teachers, parents or anyone involved in educational activities. The portal supports educators in preparing classes on important global issues underlying FAO’s work. Together we can build the Zero Hunger Generation!
Use the links to see activity books on climate change, migration, zero hunger
Around 821 million people go to bed hungry every night. That’s about 1 in 9 people. We produce enough food to feed everyone on our planet, but for many different reasons, people still suffer from hunger. In 2015, 193 countries committed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to help us to create a better world for all and end hunger and poverty by 2030. But the commitment of world leaders is not enough. Achieving the 17 SDGs is everyone’s responsibility, from farmers to companies, schools to universities, and from international organisations to civil society.
Education plays a key role in this process. Introducing today’s children to world issues means preparing tomorrow’s adults to create a sustainable world free from hunger. Building the ZeroHunger Generation is a resources portal for teachers, parents or anyone involved in educational activities. The portal supports educators in preparing classes on important global issues underlying FAO’s work. Together we can build the Zero Hunger Generation!
Use the links to see activity books on climate change, migration, zero hunger
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environmental education
hunger and poverty
children
youth
migration
climate change
knowledge exchange
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