We need to transform global food systems to meet the needs of a growing population - all without damaging the planet. 🌍 To do that, we need a cohesive plan for the food system to produce, protect, reduce and restore. 🌿 Learn more: https://bit.ly/3QxvCNF
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Hemp can combat both drought and hunger through its resilience and nutritional value. Its deep roots and efficient water use make it drought-resistant, while its nutrient-rich seeds offer a sustainable, high-protein food source. Additionally, hemp improves soil health and requires fewer resources, benefiting farmers with limited means. This versatile crop not only provides essential nutrition but also enhances agricultural productivity and economic opportunities, making it a powerful tool in addressing food security and water scarcity.
Supporting global food systems requires huge amounts of water. To reach more efficiency and save resources, a more balanced use is needed 💧
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How can Drive Away Hunger help you? By sharing knowledge about how to donate. Drive Away Hunger connects industry donors with food security agencies nationwide, fostering lasting relationships. We actively research and support food reclamation opportunities to empower the agriculture and food industry to rescue more food, reducing food waste and greenhouse gases while nourishing Canadians in need. Second Harvest Canada, a Drive Away Hunger partner, accepts surplus or seconds from donors of all sizes. Their achievements speak volumes. Read the post below to get inspired by the difference they’ve made. #Impact #foodrescue #SecondHarvest #FoodSecurityInCanada
It’s been a busy year at Second Harvest! With your support, we rescued and redistributed 74.4 million pounds of food, nourished 4.8 million Canadians across the country and prevented 241 million pounds of greenhouse gases from entering the atmosphere. Read our 2023 Annual Report and watch the Annual General Meeting recording to learn more about the incredible impact we made together in the past year. Annual Report: https://ow.ly/9tHp50Q64Hs AGM Video: https://lnkd.in/dTSQfWtd
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This #WorldFoodDay, join us in taking action, aligned with this year's theme: "Water is life, water is food." Discover tips from our video on saving water for food. 🎥 Watch now: Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gXd-FPH2
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World Water Day 2024 was a resounding call to action, highlighting the essential nature of clean, safe drinking water. As we celebrated, we were reminded of the critical role that water plays in sustaining life and promoting overall health and well-being. Access to clean water is not just a convenience, but a fundamental human right. Unfortunately, the reality is that many diseases are directly linked to contaminated water sources. Waterborne illnesses such as cholera, dysentery, and typhoid pose significant health risks, particularly in communities with limited access to clean water. Preventing these diseases begins with ensuring that our water sources are protected and free from contamination. Regular testing of our boreholes and wells, proper sanitation and waste disposal, and the use of water purification methods can all contribute to keeping our water clean and safe for consumption. In the event of any water-related illness, seeking prompt medical attention is crucial. Early diagnosis and treatment can make a significant difference in recovery and preventing further spread of waterborne diseases. As we reflect on World Water Day, let's renew our commitment to safeguarding our water sources and ensuring that everyone has access to clean, safe drinking water. It's a shared responsibility that holds the key to better health and a brighter future for all.
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On this World Food Day 2023, let's remember that water is the lifeblood of our planet and an essential part of our existence. It sustains food production, livelihoods, and even our own bodies. But, we must recognize that this precious resource is finite and can no longer be taken for granted. Our food choices and production methods directly affect water resources. Together, we can act to safeguard water for food and drive meaningful change. 🌍💧🍲 Source: Food and Agriculture Organisations of the United States #WorldFoodDay #WaterIsLife #WaterIsFood
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Today is International Day of Awareness on Food Loss and Waste Reduction. Everybody can do something, let's start today! 💪🌽🥕 Read more about this issue that concerns us all and how you can become a food hero here: https://lnkd.in/exmD8X2D
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Celebrated for the first time in 1993, World Water Day was declared to bring awareness to the importance of fresh water for all. According to WHO/UNICEF, “2.2 billion (people) still live without safely managed drinking water, including 115 million people who drink surface water.” Visit https://lnkd.in/ecwiw6eQ to learn more about this critical subject.
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💧 Water is essential to life on Earth, including what we eat and how food is produced. The theme for World Food Day 2023, “Water is life, water is food. Leave no one behind,” underscores the vital role of water in all aspects of our lives. Alarming projections suggest that by 2030, there will be a 40 per cent shortfall in water supply compared to demand. This #WorldFoodDay, see how your company can move water resilience #ForwardFaster at https://lnkd.in/e_-SXTrU. #ForwardFaster2030
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