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09/12/11 Pakistanis in Need
The curious line stretched across the wall of a village house, deep in the Sindh province of southern Pakistan. It was high—taller than my five feet and eight inches—and the village elders kept pointing at it as we stood in an otherwise spotless community outpost. They kept telling me about the progress they had made with the help of the international community in the year since the devastating floods of 2010.
28/10/11 Hunger and Population Growth: Correcting a Common Misunderstanding
As the media report that the world’s population is expected to top 7 billion by the end of October, the subject of global hunger is bound to arise, as is a commonly held assumption about global hunger: “There’s so much hunger because the world is overpopulated.”
03/03/11 A Field Diary
Philip James is Action Against Hunger’s Emergency Nutrition Coordinator, a job which regularly takes him to the world’s humanitarian hotspots. Follow Philip’s live updates as he reports from the border area in Liberia, where an estimated 20,000 refugees are staying in view of the tense situation in Ivory Coast.
16/12/10 Saving lives in Chad
Of swiss/dutch nationality, Caroline Heuberger grew up in several different countries in Europe. After her BSc in Public Health Nutrition and a Master’s in Dietetics, Caroline has spent the last four years working as a dietitian in the UK. As nutrition programme manager for ACF-UK in Chad, she is in charge of coordinating the supplementary feeding programme in Abéché as well as evaluating its performance. Follow Caroline's blog...
13/08/10 Addressing Malnutrition Among Refugee Children
'Located not far from Cox Bazaar, a seaside resort boasting one of the longest beaches in the world, I found myself in the small village of Kutupalong in the South-East corner of Bangladesh, a stone’s throw from Myanmar across the Naf river. In stark contrast to the beautiful nearby beaches, Kutupalong is an overcrowded and resource-poor area struggling to cope with the added burden of a large refugee population. [...]'
