Zero Hunger is an organization working to end world hunger through various activities. It provides statistics showing that while developed regions have very low hunger rates, over a third of people in Southern Asia and over a quarter in Sub-Saharan Africa experience hunger. The document discusses several aid organizations working against hunger including Worldwide Famine Aid, one of Germany's largest private aid groups, and Action Against Hunger, which has supported over 17 million people in over 50 countries since 1979. It suggests individual actions people can take to combat hunger such as donating food, raising awareness, and supporting schools and small farmers.

1. Zero Hunger
Z E RO H U N G E R I S A N O RG A N I Z AT I O N
A G A I N S T H U N G E R O F T H E W O R L D

2. Introduction
 What is Zero Hunger
 Why is zero Hunger so important
 Activities
 Compare the situation in your countries
 Activities against reaching zero hunger
 What can you do
 Do you think we do the best

3. Zero Hunger
 Organization against hunger of the world
 Die oberste Priorität des UN World Food Programme

4. Why is that so important
 So that people no longer must starve

5. 2%
35%
26%
20%
8%
6%
3% 1%
0%
Developed regions
Southern Asia
Sub-Saharan Africa
Eastern Asia
South-Eastern Asia
Latin America and the Caribbean
Western Asia and Northern Africa

7. Activities from your
surroundings
 World famine aid:
 one of the largest private aid organizations in
Germany
Fighting for Zero Hunger by 2030
Was founded in 1960
Action against hunger:
Is a recognized aid Organization in Germany
Have already supported more than 17 million
people more than 50 countries
Founded in 1979 in France as Action contre la
Faim (ACF International)

8. Compare the Situation
 In Germany more and more people don't have
enough money to buy something to eat

9. Activities against reaching
Zero Hunger
Donate non-perishable foods to charities
Keep a bag of apples or tinned foods in the car for street beggars
Spread the word. The more ideas are spread to combat hunger, the more people act.
Provide food for schools in developing countries. When there is lunch available, attendance
increases
If you employ workers on minimum wage, help support their needs like education for their
children or housing supplies

10. What can you do
 support local farmers
 protect variety
 prevent / manage natural disasters
 end malnutrition
build in poor countries water wells

11. Do you think we do the best