Hunger Project

Africa - in africa, The Global Hunger Project implements an integrated, people centered approach called The epicenter strategy in benin, burkina faso, ethiopia, ghana, malawi, mozambique, senegal, uganda and zambia with offices in all of these countries. The epicenter strategy mobilizes clusters of villages into 'epicenters', which band together 5,000-15,000 people to carry out community-led integrated strategies to meet basic needs. Community members at epicenters create and run their own development programs, reaching more than 1.4 million people throughout africa.

Education and advocacy - influencing policymakers to adopt key elements of thp's methodology and educating a worldwide constituency on gender-focused, community-led development are high priorities of thp and thp plays a leadership role within civil society networks. Thp is also a founding membership and provides secretariat services to 'The movement for community-led development' which is an open collaboration of individuals and organizations committed to The successful implementation of The post -2015 sustainable development goals (sdgs).

South asia - thp has offices in india and bangladesh. In india, thp empowers women elected to local government in nearly 2,000 panchayats (clusters of rural villages) to meet The development needs of their communities. Across six states of india, these women lead more than 9 million people, at The regional level, we facilitate federations of women leaders to strengthen their voice and provide a platform for learning and exchange. In bangladesh, thp mobilizes local "animators" (trained volunteers), youth women leaders and local government representatives. In 180 sustainable development goals unions or "sdg unions', our partners carry out holistic bottom-up strategies to achieve The sdgs in their communities. Their work reaches over 5 million people.