4. Bread seller in Damascus, 1910
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com/result.aspx
5. Chef Making Roti in India
Source: http://www.flickr.
com/photos/joezach/57979251
6. Challenges
Some of the most difficult challenges poor
countries face in their efforts to achieve the
Millennium Development Goals include poor
starting conditions, weak governance and
institutions, conflict and instability, and
environmental degradation.
7. Rising Prices
Agriculture plays a critical
role in meeting these
challenges, especially
cereals.
As the price of food
including bread rises,
more people worldwide go
hungry.
8. Hunger Around the World
In developing countries, 91 children out of 1,000
die before their fifth birthday.
By comparison, around the world eight children in
1,000 will die before turning five years old.
10. Campaign: One Loaf of Bread
To feed the hungry kids of the world, we propose a
campaign to create a project on Kickstarter where
people can donate a loaf (its equivalent) or more.
11. One Loaf of Bread
We will use the money to sponsor projects all over
the world that are seeking to help feed the hungry,
not just by giving the loaf but by creating a
sustainable source for them.
You Can!...
Help Reduce Hunger
12. One Loaf of Bread
Each project we sponsor must:
● Show us how it will be sustainable
● Not require more funding to keep the project
alive
● Show us how subsequently it will help its
beneficiaries be sustainable as well.
13. Example of a Funded Project
A book with recipes of our country/region ...
14. Presentation by Team 26804
Kristal Caidoy - San Francisco Bay Area
Jessica Danis - Ciudad de México
Nellie Jacobs - Toronto, Canada
Ajith Madurapperuma - Colombo, Western Province,
Sri Lanka
Raphael Owino - Nairobi, Kenya
