1 in 7 of us on this planet
can't get enough food to
remain alive.

Shockingly, there is enough food
to feed everyone, and still...

A child dies every 3
seconds because of hunger
or food related illness.

This devastating reality is simply
unconscionable.

We have the ability to
make a difference.

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This site is dedicated to practical information about sustainable development as a means to resolve poverty and hunger, particularly in the poorest areas.

It includes both conventional approaches such as supply chain development and marketing knowledge, as well as innovations such as organics and sustainability standards.

It is true that applying sound business methods that enable competitive participation in trade fosters development more effectively than any form of aid. Yet, it is also necessary to advance local institutions and community capacity in order to help the poor to fulfill basic human needs and to achieve sustainability at the most critical level: locally.

The balance between local empowerment and global trade is my profession and part of my commitment to the idea that hunger and abject poverty are not inevitable.

I hope you will find the information on this site useful,