Newsletter

Don't miss a thing!

We regularly provide you with the most important news, articles, topics, projects and ideas for One World – No Hunger.

Please also refer to our data protection declaration.

Projects

On this page, you will learn how new seed, sensible cultivation techniques or financing models can change the lives of starving people around the world.

An Overview of Partners' Projects

A man is served food by a woman at a vibrant outdoor market stall featuring colorful clothing and large pots of traditional dishes.

Local rather than global

An increasing number of people in Togo's capital city are consuming cheap imported food. The OADEL organization promotes local products.

A project of Brot für die Welt

SECURING THE FOOD SUPPLY IN MALAWI

Securing the food supply requires a holistic approach. That's why mango and papaya will be on the menu in Malawi.

A Project of GIZ

Women sell a variety of fresh sweet potatoes at a roadside market in Kenya, showcasing vibrant local produce.

DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SWEET POTATOES

For Kenyan small farmers, the harvest yields little more than they need for themselves. How the orange sweet potato can change the life of an entire region.

A Project of GIZ

A smiling man in a vest leans against large sacks of goods, showcasing his work in Benin.

FROM RANCHERS TO MANUFACTURERS

How to: In Benin, farmers are opening factories now that they have learned what an entrepreneur needs to know.

A project of GIZ

THE FOOD ON THE TABLE DETERMINES OUR HEALTH

Cambodians eat too much rice. GIZ is joining with farmers to form multi-purpose farms, as well as advising health care centers on nutritional questions.

A project of GIZ

A man stands in a lush Ethiopian wheat field, holding a stick and gazing across the verdant landscape.

FERTILE SOIL THROUGH THE RIGHT COMBINATION OF METHODS

In the Ethiopian highlands, much of the soil is exhausted. New fertilizers and improved seed are making it fertile again.

A Project of GIZ

