Western Australia
Commonland
Wide Open Agriculture
Nourishing Communities, Regenerating Land, and Fostering Resilient Food Systems.
Ending hunger starts with people.
COmON is supporting THP with a travel fund for several meetings and conferences with the aim to share knowledge of their "epi-centre" strategy, to meet with current and future partners and governments and to integrate with them.
This program fits in the Small Grants Program: Individuals representing any institution who are convinced a meeting of minds needs to take place to jointly design a solution to a grand environmental or conservation problem, are eligible. Funding includes transport of delegates, food and lodging, facilitation during the event and possible follow-up write-ups.
Hunger is not necessary.
Despite the recent resurgence of hunger, there has been remarkable progress before. We can turn the tide, if we all work very hard, and if we put people experiencing hunger at the center. Those who believe it can be different, who initiate change, and inspire others. The Hunger Project invests in these individuals so they can make a difference for their communities.
On the path towards ending hunger for everyone.
"I've learned how to process all my leftover tomatoes into a sauce. That's handy because it allows me to preserve my harvest for a longer time – in these jars, up to 3 months. I can either sell them or enjoy them myself." Alzira, from a village nearby Zinave National Park Mozambique Since 2021, The Hunger Project, in collaboration with Peace Parks Foundation, has initiated a project around Zinave National Park.
