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Food and Livelihoods

For millions of people, hunger is their day-to-day reality.

WITHOUT FOOD, SURVIVAL BECOMES A STRUGGLE.

However, food isn’t just about sustenance – it’s a foundational aspect of life, community and culture. Without it, people face immense challenges in maintaining their health, livelihoods, and dignity.

 

Food is an essential lifeline.

Food is essential for survival. In developing countries and disaster-affected areas, access to nutritious meals can mean the difference between life and death. It provides energy, supports recovery, and helps communities rebuild after crises, offering hope in the face of adversity.

Food is vital for economic growth.

Sustainable food production drives local economies. Farming and food markets create jobs, boost incomes, and empower communities to thrive. Investing in food systems strengthens livelihoods, enabling families to break the cycle of poverty and contribute to long-term economic resilience.

Food is intimately linked to climate resilience.

In the face of climate change, food security is critical. Locally-grown, climate-resilient crops help communities adapt to changing conditions, ensuring a stable food supply. Sustainable practices protect ecosystems while providing nourishment, offering a pathway toward healthier people and a healthier planet.

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Our work takes us into all parts of the world, and calls us to proclaim the love of God without discrimination and to whoever needs it.

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