India: Making Food a Right for All

India has made considerable progress in tackling hunger and undernutrition in the past two decades, yet this pace of change has been uneven and many have been left behind. Now is the time to assert the right to food for all and make Zero Hunger a reality.

Linking Agriculture, Natural Resource Management and Nutrition in Asia

India and Cambodia have shown promise over the past decade in reducing maternal and child mortality. However, there is still much room for improvement. The response to the challenge of hidden hunger will require a sustained, long-term effort.

Linking Women’s Economic Empowerment and Tackling Hunger - Hunger and Gender Equality from the Perspective of Indian Women

In many countries, hunger is linked to the unequal treatment of the sexes. The example of Sarwan, a village in India where the aid organisation Welthungerhilfe has been active since 2005, illustrates this assertion vividly.