There are still nearly 822 million hungry people in the world. Almost the majority of them live in the countryside. In some cases, hunger is caused by drought or war. But the vast majority of hungry people are chronically hungry. They have too little or too one-sided food day in, day out. The Hunger Project believes our generation can end chronic hunger - by 2030.

Hunger is about more than just-food. It is mainly about people. We do not see millions of mouths to feed, but millions of enterprising and resilient people. Because hungry people are not the problem - they are the solution. That is the philosophy of The Hunger Project. That is why we in Africa, Asia, and Latin America invest in the power of people to develop themselves so that they can continue on their own. The Hunger Project is working on a change of mentality by making people dream of a future without hunger. And then she helps to make that dream come true herself.

We always work with an integrated approach: for all causes at the same time. We simply cannot end hunger permanently and permanently without also working on inequality. And to health. And access to clean water. Vaccinations. And so on. Our work, therefore, contributes to each of the seventeen Sustainable Development Goals.