2012 Menu

• Hunger 2012
  • Issues
    • Immigrant Farm Workers
    • The Future of Farming
    • Healthy Food for All
    • Women & Children First
  • Full Report
    • Executive Summary
      • Rebalancing Act: Updating U.S. Food and Farm Policies
      • Chapter 1: Farm Policies for Today and Tomorrow
      • Chapter 2: Fortifying the U.S. Nutrition Safety Net
      • Chapter 3: Farm Workers and Immigration Policy
      • Chapter 4: Rebalancing Globally
      • Main Recommendations in the 2012 Hunger Report
      • Conclusion: The Hidden Faces of Hunger
    • Foreword
    • Chapters
      • Introduction
        • Obesity and the Food Environment
        • A Question of Balance
        • Public Goods Are Public Sector Priorities
        • Helping Ourselves by Helping Poor Countries
        • Starvation in the Horn of Africa
        • The Good Food Movement
        • A Moment of Urgency
        • Rebalancing and the Farm Bill
      • Chapter 1
        • Farm Policies for Today and Tomorrow
        • Revisiting Rural Priorities
        • Production Agriculture -- Taking the Farm to Scale
        • Against the Grain -- The Value-Added of Small and Medium-Size Farmers
        • Program Crops Versus Rural America
        • Farm Policies and Poverty
        • An Appetite for sustainably Produced Foods Creates New Opportunities for Farmers
        • Reconnecting Farm Policy with Nutrition
        • A Farm Policy that Creates Jobs and Helps Rebuild Struggling Economies
        • U.S. Agriculture has to Become More Productive and Sustainable
        • Rethinking U.S. Biofuel Policy
        • Eat Well and Create Jobs
        • A Comprehensive Risk Management System
      • Chapter 2
        • Fortifying the U.S. Nutrition Safety Net
        • Philadelphia's Witnesses: Listen to the Voice of Hunger
        • Shopping for Healthy Foods - Access Barriers in Low-Income Neighborhoods
        • One in Four
        • Nutrition Programs Struggle to Stave Off Cuts
        • Closing the Healthy Food Gap in Rural Oregon
        • Getting Serious About Obesity
        • Incentives to Help SNAP Households Purchase Healthy Foods
        • The School Cafeteria: Where the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act and the Farm Bill Meet
        • Farm-to-School Programs Help Kids Eat Better and Benefit Local Farmers and Communities
        • Charity Can't Do It Alone`
        • Obesity and the Food Environment
        • Small Farmers Can Make Local Food Systems Healthier
      • Chapter 3
        • Farm Workers and Immigration Policy
        • Maria's Story
        • Regularize and Rationalize Farm Labor
        • The Agricultural Workforce
        • Importing Farm Workers: From Bracero to H-2A
        • The Most Economically Disadvantaged Working Group in the United States
        • The Elusive Citizen Field Laborer
        • Farmers and Farm Workers
        • E-Verify
        • A Specialty Crop Sector on Edge
        • AgJBOS: The Grand Compromise
        • Farm Work is a Skilled Profession
        • Migration and Development
        • The Politics of AgJOBS
        • The Other Side of the Border
      • Chapter 4
        • 1,000 Days
        • Understanding Malnutrition and Responding Effectively
        • Rural Mozambique: Constantia, Gustavo, and Their Neighbors
        • Quantity versus Quality: How Does Food Aid Do the Most Good
        • Developments in Food and Nutrition Science Focus Attention on Improving the Quality of Food Aid
        • Food aid is Vital for People with HIV/AIDS
        • Going the Distance: The Food aid Supply Chain
        • Cost-Effective Improvements in the Quality of U.S. Food Aid
        • Phasing Out Monetization
        • A Moment of Uncertainty on Food Aid
        • Aligning Food aid and Feed the Future
        • Feed the Future in Mozambique
        • Protecting Today's Investments, Looking Toward Tomorrow
        • A U.S. - Ugandan Research Partnership
        • Safe-Farming: Crop Insurance for Smallholders
        • Rebalancing Globally
      • Conclusion
    • Guest Contributors
      • The Good Food Movement
      • Charity Can't Do It Alone`
      • Safe-Farming: Crop Insurance for Smallholders
      • A U.S. - Ugandan Research Partnership
      • Starvation in the Horn of Africa
      • A Moment of Uncertainty on Food Aid
      • A Case for Environmental Justice
      • Farm Work is a Skilled Profession
      • Understanding Malnutrition and Responding Effectively
      • Regularize and Rationalize Farm Labor
    • Reference
      • Glossary
      • Acronyms
    • Sponsors
    • Acknowledgements
    • Download the Report
  • Multimedia
    • The Report in Pictures
    • Video: In Short Supply
  • Interactive Data
  • Study Guide
    • Leader's Resource
    • Session 1: Our Broken Food System can be Transformed
    • Session 2: Nutrition is Critical to Fighting Hunger
    • Session 3: Farm Policies Should Not Show Favoritism
    • Session 4: Poor and Vulnerable People Should Be Protected
    • Session 5: Farmers, Farm Workers, and Just Livelihoods
    • Session 6: Community Efforts Can Transform Food Systems
  • Press
  • Blog

2011 Menu

• Hunger 2011
  • Issues
    • Foreign Aid Reform
    • Country Led Development
    • Agricultural Led Growth
    • Maternal & Child Nutrition
    • Feed the Future
  • Full Report
    • Executive Summary
      • The U.S. Government Responds to Hunger and Malnutrition
      • U.S. Leadership Drives International Action
      • The 2011 Hunger Report Recommends
    • Foreword
    • Chapters
      • Introduction
        • Hungry Season
        • The Makings of a Hunger Crisis
        • Why Food Price Shocks?
        • Agriculture and Food Security
        • A Global Response
        • Vision and Focus
        • The Way Forward
        • Key Terms
        • Niger
      • Chapter 1
        • Committed to Progrees
        • Focusing on Smallholder Agriculture and Rural Development
        • Emphasizing Nutrition
        • Empowering Women
        • Strengthening Safety Nets
        • Responding to Hunger Emergencies
        • Off the Grid: Building Food Security in Neglected Pastoralist Communities
        • U.S. Global Health Initiative
      • Chapter 2
        • "Whose Aid Is It?"
        • A New Way of Doing Business
        • Feed the Future and Country-led Development
        • Two Approaches to Country-led Development
        • Capacity-building to Sustain Reductions in Hunger and Poverty
        • Capacity-building and the Civil Society Sector in Developing Countries
        • Donor Coordination to Support Country-led Development
        • Building Momentum for Reform
        • The Cost of Donor Demands
        • African-led and African-owned
        • Haiti: Meeting Reality Head-on
      • Chapter 3
        • Good Intentions are Not Enough
        • Room for Improvement
        • Untie Aid: Tied Aid is Not Cost-effective and Undermines Capacity-building
        • Curtail Earmarks: Excessive Earmarking Undermines Country-led Development
        • Be a Reliable Partner: Development Takes Time
        • Coordinate Trade Policy with Development Assistance: When Aligned, They Increase the Benefits of Both
        • Strengthen USAID: The United States Needs a Revitalized Development Agency
        • Reform Foreign Assistance
        • The Roadmap to End Hunger
      • Chapter 4
        • Our Global Public Goods
        • Working Together for a Common Good
        • Food Security and Nutrition—a Global Issue
        • Tackling Global Issues that Threaten Progress Against Hunger
        • U.S. Leadership in the Fight against Hunger and Malnutrition
        • Development—A Crowded Field
      • Conclusion
        • Get Involved
        • Coming Together
        • Civil Society Partners Working Globally
        • Conclusion: For the Least of These
    • Guest Contributors
      • Time to Trade: For Africa, Food Security Means Markets and Growth
      • A Message from the Honorable Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
      • The Future is Getting Brighter
      • Window of Opportunity
      • Sustainable Gains Against Hunger Take Time
      • Who Will Feed the Future? The Role of Poor Rural Producers
      • Food Aid Convention: Contributing to Global Food Security
      • The Challenge to Feeding the Future: Capacity Building at USAID
      • CARE'S Shouhardo Program in Bangladesh
      • Land Reform in Cambodia
    • Reference
      • Acronyms
      • Glossary
    • Acknowledgements
    • Download
  • Interactive Data
    • Feed the Future
    • Hunger Trends
    • Health
    • More Data
  • Multimedia
    • The Report in Photos
    • Video: Hunger 2011
  • Study Guide
    • Leader's Resource
    • Session 1: Getting to Good News
    • Session 2: From Relief to Development
    • Session 3: Countries Made Whole
    • Session 4: Tying Together Aspects of Effective Development
    • Session 5: Holistic Development—Whose Responsibility?
    • Session 6: Giving for Wholeness
  • Media Room
  • Blog

Data Menu

• Interactive Data
  • Domestic
    • Hunger and Health
      • Per Capita Dietary Energy Supply
      • Food Insecurity Nationally
      • Food Insecurity by State
      • Child Food Insecurity
      • SNAP Benefits
      • WIC Benefits
      • Low Birthweight
      • Infant Mortality
      • Children Uninsured
      • Adults Uninsured
    • Income Security
      • Poverty
      • Children and Poverty
      • Unemployment
      • TANF Recipients
      • Median Income
    • Economic Mobility
      • Homeownership
      • Housing Wage
      • Housing Cost Burden
      • Homeless Children
      • Childcare Costs
      • Head Start
      • EITC Recipients
      • Bachelor's Degree
      • High School Graduation
  • Global
    • Hunger and Health
      • Maternal Mortality Rate
      • Under 5 Mortality Rate
      • Percent of Infants with Low Birthweight
      • Infant Mortality Rate
      • Life Expectancy
      • Undernourishment
      • Underweight Children Under Five
    • Demographics
      • Adult Literacy Rate
      • Primary School Enrollment
      • Population
      • Projected Population
      • Population Under 15
      • Urban Population
      • Improved Drinking Water
      • Poverty
      • Below $1.25
    • Economic
      • Foreign Direct Investment
      • Worker's Remittances
      • Exports
      • Human Development Index
      • GDP Per Capita Growth
      • Public Education Spending
      • Military Spending
  • Climate Change
    • Carbon Dioxide Emissions
    • Fossil Fuels
    • Annual Deforestation
    • Energy Use
    • Clean Energy
    • Electric Power
    • Net Energy Imports
    • Cars per 1,000 People

2010 Menu

• Hunger 2010
  • Issues
    • Climate Change
    • Jobs
    • Recession
    • Global Development
    • Health Care
    • Tax Credits
    • Housing
  • Data
  • Full Report
    • Executive Summary
      • Spanish
    • Table of Contents
    • President's Foreword
    • Chapters
      • Introduction
        • Key Points
        • Where Do We Go From Here?
        • As Recovery Unfolds
        • The Climate Challenge
        • Greening the Recovery
        • When Markets Work for People
        • Investing in the Future
        • A Letter to President Obama on Ending Child hunger by 2015
      • Chapter 1
        • Green Manufacturing and Construction
          • Clean Energy in the Rust Belt
          • Manufacturing and the Middle Class
          • How U.S. Firms Can Be Competitive in the Global Economy
          • Retrofits and Carbon Reduction
          • Green Manufacturing for Green Construction
        • Key Points
        • Sustainability and Agriculture
          • On the Farm
          • A New Era Could Be On the Way
        • Changes in Tax Policy and Implications for Ending Hunger
        • Investing in the Workforce
          • Child Care and Early Education
          • Direct-Care Workers
        • Clean Energy in the Rust Belt
        • Manufacturing and the Middle Class
        • How U.S. Firms Can Be Competitive in the Global Economy
        • Retrofits and Carbon Reduction
        • Green Manufacturing for Green Construction
        • On the Farm
        • A New Era Could Be On the Way
        • Child Care and Early Education
        • Direct-Care Workers
      • Chapter 2
        • Key Points
        • Housing Policy: The Shaky Foundation
          • The Subprime Bomb Explodes
          • Striking a Better Balance on Housing Policy
        • Tax Policy: Defaulting on the Dream
          • Refundable Tax Credits
          • Incentives to Build Savings
          • Tax Reform in 2010
        • Health Care Policy: The Golden Hour
          • Health Care: The Profound Impact of Inequality
          • Universal Health Care, the Basic Elements
          • Why U.S. Health Care Costs So Much
          • Ruined by the Status Quo
          • Politics and the History of Health Care Reform
        • Education Policy: Failing to Make the Grade
          • The Need to Address School Financing
          • Inequality is Everyone’s Problem
        • The Subprime Bomb Explodes
        • Striking a Balance on Housing Policy
        • Refundable Tax Credits
        • Incentives to Build Savings
        • Tax Reform in 2010
        • Health Care: The Impact of Inequality
        • Universal Health Care, the Basics
        • Why U.S. Health Care Costs So Much
        • Ruined by the Status Quo
        • The History of Health Care Reform
        • The Need to Address School Financing
        • Inequality is Everyone’s Problem
      • Chapter 3
        • Key Points
        • Missing the Mark
        • Poor and Left Behind
        • Lessons Learned
        • Getting Places: Transit-Oriented Development
        • Hunger-Free: Community Food Security
        • Career Builders: Community Colleges
        • Children and Their Communities
      • Chapter 4
        • Key Points
        • Recovery and the Global Economy
        • Climate Change and Global Development
        • A Global Agreement on Climate Change
          • Limits on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
        • Technology Transfer
          • Funding for Adaptation to Climate Change
          • Special Considerations for Agriculture
        • The Politics of Climate Change
        • Making the Connections
        • A Unified Approach to Adaptation and Development Assistance
        • Women and Climate Change
        • Trade and Climate Change
        • Limits on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
        • Funding for Adaptation to Climate Change
        • Special Considerations for Agriculture
    • Conclusion
    • Acknowledgments
    • Download
  • Stories
    • From the Report
      • On the Margins in Urban America: The South Bronx, New York City
      • Learning the Skills to Compete in Construction
      • A Living Wage in San Diego
      • The Savings Net
      • Abriendo Puertas: Opening the Doors of Educational Opportunity
      • Job Training, Hunger Relief, and a New Start in the Nation’s Capital
      • Central Appalachia: The Back Story
      • Harlem Children's Zone
      • In South Florida, Mortgages to Build American Dreams
      • Community Food Security in New Orleans
      • On the Margins in Rural America: Crow Creek Indian Reservation, South Dakota
      • Seeds of Hope in Perry County
      • Wind Power in Indian Country
      • World Vision's Youth Empowerment Project
    • Your Stories
      • People Don't Know What Middle-Class Deprivation Looks Like
      • Helping with Tax Preparation
    • Tell Yours
  • Multimedia
    • The Report in Photos
    • Expert Interviews
    • Hunger Report Launch
  • Study Guide
    • Leader's Resource
    • Session One
    • Session Two
    • Session Three
    • Session Four
    • Session Five
    • Session Six
  • Media Room
  • Blog

2009 Menu

• Hunger 2009
  • Downloads
  • Key Points
    • Global Development
    • Hunger and Poverty
    • Reforming Aid
    • U.S. Poverty
  • Report
    • Executive Summary
    • Foreword
    • Introduction
    • 1 | Development
    • 2 | Hunger and Poverty
    • 3 | Consistent Approach
    • 4 | Reform
    • 5 | U.S. Poverty
    • Conclusion
    • Glossary and Acronyms
      • Acronyms
      • Glossary
    • Acknowledgements
  • Milenium Development Goals
    • Hunger and Poverty
    • Primary Education
    • Child Mortality
    • Maternal Health
    • Combating Disease: TB
    • Combating Disease: HIV
    • Environmental Health
  • Hunger Hotspots

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