Chefs raise £20,000 for Action Against Hunger

Six leading female names in the food industry have raised over £20,000 for Action Against Hunger UK.
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Six leading female names in the food industry have raised over £20,000 for Action Against Hunger UK.
As governments meet at the Afghanistan Pledging Conference, Action Against Hunger is urging Member States to not only consider their financial contribution to the country, but also their duty to ensure that finances for public services are not blocked due to sanctions.
One month since the start of the conflict in Ukraine, the situation could not be more bleak, with 3.5 million having fled the country, and the world on the brink of a global hunger crisis.
As the Syria crisis reaches its tragic 11 year anniversary, the number of Syrians at risk of food insecurity has reached record levels.
Six of the UK’s most respected and well-known chefs came together to raise over £70,000 to support the work of the DEC.
The conflict in Ukraine has not only triggered a dramatic humanitarian crisis in the country – it could also have catastrophic consequences for global food security.
Six of the UK’s most respected and well-known chefs are joining forces in a bid to raise more than £50,000 to support the work of the DEC.
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Just two weeks after launching an emergency appeal for Afghanistan on 15 December, the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) has now raised £26m for the millions of people suffering in Afghanistan, as they face a desperate and freezing start to 2022. It is currently estimated that over 8 million people are on the brink of famine, with 1 million children under the age of five at risk of dying over the next three months.
Leading aid workers yesterday sounded the alarm to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe in Afghanistan and said there was a ‘small window of opportunity’ to respond before the freezing winter sets in.