OUR MISSION
TO SAVE LIVES.
OUR VISION
A WORLD FREE FROM HUNGER.
FOR ALMOST 40 YEARS, ACROSS NEARLY 50 COUNTRIES,
WE HAVE LED THE GLOBAL FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER.
We save the lives of children and work with their communities before and after disaster strikes. We enable people to provide for themselves, see their children grow up strong, and build prosperous communities.
We constantly search for more effective solutions, while sharing our knowledge and expertise with the world. We push for long-term change.
We will never give up. Until the world is free from hunger.
WE WORK FOR
WE WORK AGAINST




WHAT WE VALUE

ACTING COURAGEOUSLY
We will do whatever it takes to help the marginalized and most at risk, always acting with integrity and respect. No matter how hard, no matter how long it takes.

LEADING BY EXAMPLE
We are the nutrition experts, trusted and respected across the world. We analyze, we problem solve, we share knowledge — and we inspire others to get involved.

IMPACT THAT LASTS
Whether immediately in a crisis, or incrementally in the long term, our actions make a measurable impact. We provide evidence, take responsibility, and are always accountable.

WORKING BETTER TOGETHER
We cannot solve these problems on our own. So we work in partnerships to maximize the impact we make — and to create a worldwide movement for change.


FROM 2013 TO 2018
WE HAVE HELPED OVER 1.8 MILLION FILIPINO PEOPLE.









CHARTER OF PRINCIPLES
We are committed to principled humanitarian action as outlined in our International Charter of Principles:
INDEPENDENCE
Action Against Hunger acts according to its own principles in order to maintain its moral and financial independence. Action Against Hunger’s actions are not defined in terms of domestic or foreign policies, nor does the organisation act in the interest of any government.
NEUTRALITY
Action Against Hunger maintains a strict political and religious neutrality. Action Against Hunger can however denounce human rights violations it witnesses as well as obstacles put in the way of its humanitarian activities.
NON-DISCRIMINATION
Action Against Hunger rejects all discrimination based on ethnicity, nationality, opinion, race, religion, gender or social class.
FREE AND DIRECT ACCESS TO PEOPLE IN NEED
Action Against Hunger demands free access to populations in need and direct control of its programmes. Action Against Hunger uses all means available to achieve this goal, and will denounce and act against obstacles that prevent the organisation from doing so. Action Against Hunger also verifies the allocation of its resources in order to ensure that they reach those individuals for whom they are destined. Under no circumstances can partners working together with or alongside Action Against Hunger become the ultimate beneficiaries of the organisation’s programmes.
PROFESSIONALISM
To maximise its efficiency and use of resources, Action Against Hunger bases the assessment, conception, management, and realisation of its programmes on the highest professional standards and years of experience.
TRANSPARENCY
Action Against Hunger is committed to respecting a policy of transparency and disclosure for its beneficiaries, donors, and partners by making available all information on the allocation and management of its funds, and by providing independent verification of its good management.
PUBLICATIONS
ARTICLES
Working together with local agencies and LGUs to provide rapid response
/0 Comments/in 2023, Articles, DRR /by AdminSiargao Farmers Trained on Good Agricultural Practices and Organic Farming
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminStories from the Field: A Mother’s Fortitude
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminOdette Aftermath Snapshot: The Island’s Source of Life
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminStories from the Field: Keeping faith in helping others despite Typhoon Odette’s impact
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminStories from the Field: Hope in the aftermath of Typhoon Odette
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminStories from the Field: Sailing Through Rough Seas
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminMore than 3,000 people in risk-prone communities in BARMM have better access to market and financial services
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, DRR /by AdminResilience Project in BARMM impacts 5,080 people with improved risk management policies & practices
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, DRR /by Admin8,771 people benefit from enhanced agri-aquaculture production systems and food security
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminPRESS RELEASE: Humanitarian organizations to launch Typhoon Odette photo exhibit in Siargao, highlight need of survivors
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminSupporting livelihoods, caring for families and communities
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminSTORIES FROM THE FIELD: Breaking bias in times of emergencies
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminFor cleaner and healthier communities: UNICEF and Action Against Hunger train volunteers on hygiene and health
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Miscellaneous, Typhoon Odette /by AdminAround 1,250 flood-affected residents receive hygiene kits through REACH
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Uncategorized /by Admin72-year old farmer hopes for quick recovery from lost livelihoods after Typhoon Odette
/0 Comments/in 2022, Typhoon Odette /by AdminREACH community volunteers gear up in intensifying COVID-19 vaccine awareness in Mindanao
/0 Comments/in 2022 /by AdminREACHING THE UNREACHED: Super Typhoon Odette WASH Emergency Response in CARAGA provides life-saving WASH support for affected communities in Siargao , Dinagat and Surigao City
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Typhoon Odette /by AdminSupporting Typhoon Odette-affected families to meet food and other basic needs through cash assistance
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles /by AdminStories from the Field: Lenjie Concha
/0 Comments/in 2022, Articles, Miscellaneous, Typhoon Odette /by AdminTyphoon Odette Aftermath: “We have to start from scratch and right now, we have nothing.”
/0 Comments/in Articles /by AdminAffected families of Typhoon Odette react to emergency aid received from EU-funded REACH project
/0 Comments/in Articles /by AdminProviding clean water and life-saving emergency kits for Typhoon Odette affected families in Bohol through REACH
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminTyphoon Odette Aftermath: Affected families in Surigao del Norte receive initial emergency life-saving aid through USAID support
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminCALL FOR DONATIONS: Help families affected by Typhoon Odette (Rai)
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by AdminPRESS RELEASE: USAID Providing Humanitarian Assistance in Response to Devastating Super Typhoon Rai in the Philippines
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminAssessing immediate needs of areas affected by Typhoon Rai (Odette PH)
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminMOVE UP 4 activates Rapid Response to assist displaced families following gas spill in Kidapawan
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminGrabFood and Mastercard kick off their 4th Quarter Pay Day Weekend Campaign to support Action Against Hunger’s programs in the Philippines
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminProACT project launches first Localized Climate Outlook Forum in Davao De Oro
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminPromoting inclusive household decision-making to empower rural women
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, DRR /by AdminEmpowering Rural Women: Community Savings Group Leader joins online dialogue in support of UN Food Systems Summit 2021
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminREACH 2 conducts Protection Training and Monitors to support Lanao del Sur LGUs in establish inclusive and accessible services
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminOver 400 households in Datu Piang affected by the recurring Maguindanao displacement receive shelter kits from REACH 2
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminMOVE UP team co-evaluates landslide simulation drill in Kidapawan City
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminPBA 2021: Converging efforts with local government and RHUs to strengthen health and nutrition initiatives in Mindanao
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, Miscellaneous /by AdminAction Against Hunger provides emergency response equipment to Maguindanao
/0 Comments/in 2021, Miscellaneous /by AdminLaunching the first Climate Outlook Forum for Maguindanao and Lanao del Sur DRR partners
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, DRR /by Admin605 Displaced Families in Mindanao receive cash assistance to counter food insecurity
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, Miscellaneous /by AdminAction Against Hunger Philippines joins #TheHumanRace on World Humanitarian Day
/0 Comments/in 2021 /by AdminBarangays in Davao de Oro receive early warning devices
/0 Comments/in 2021, Miscellaneous /by AdminHundreds of displaced families in Zamboanga City receive multi-sectoral cash assistance
/0 Comments/in 2021, Miscellaneous /by AdminProAct spearheads ‘New Normal’ Disaster Community Drill in Davao de Oro
/0 Comments/in 2021 /by AdminLocal Government Academy, MOVE UP Consortium ink partnership agreement to promote disaster resilience
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, Miscellaneous /by AdminPBA Mindanao 2021 starts cash assistance program for COVID-affected IDPs in Zamboanga
/0 Comments/in 2021 /by AdminMOVE UP 4 Mindanao strengthens support to partner communities this National Disaster Resilience Month
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, Miscellaneous /by AdminEmergency Preparedness Helps Action Against Hunger Team Escape Mt. Apo Landslide
/0 Comments/in 2021, Miscellaneous /by AdminMOVE UP 4 signs agreement with Cotabato Provincial Government
/0 Comments/in 2021, Miscellaneous /by AdminREACH 2 Project analyzes market capacity and demand trends in Lanao del Sur to bridge gaps on food security
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminWe Are Currently Looking for an Operations Officer in Manila
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminIn celebration of #NutritionMonth, Help Us Provide Life-Saving Aid To Families At-Risk
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminWe Know The Fight Against Hunger Can Sometimes Be Overwhelming
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminMOVE UP 4 launches Webinar on Mainstreaming Social Protection Initiatives at the Local Level
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, Miscellaneous /by AdminUSAID-funded DRR Project Strengthens Community Resilience by Empowering Women
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles, DRR /by AdminHappy Philippine #IndependenceDay from Action Against Hunger
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by Admin#FlashbackFriday – One Of The Ways We Help Communities Is By Enabling Them To Be Prepared In The Event of Disasters Or Emergency Situations
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminAn Act Against Climate Change Is A Step Closer To Ending World Hunger.
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminMany Filipinos To This Day Continue To Live In Evacuation Camps or Makeshift Homes
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminFighting Severe Hunger Is Not As Easy As Simply Providing Food
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminThe Alternative Resilient Livelihood Program Under Our ProACT Project Was Officially Launched During the First Sikpaw Festival Held at Tuyawan Aqua Park, Magsaysay, Nabunturan
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminDid You Know That 1 in 10 Filipinos Have Limited Access To Safe and Reliable Water Sources?
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminLimited Access to Clean and Safe Water is One of the Many Underlying Causes of Malnutrition
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by Admin#ThrowbackThursday to 2019 When We Sat Down and Talked With One of our Beneficiaries During our #MaguindanaoConflict Response
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminWith Your Support, We Can Help Alleviate Hunger and Malnutrion
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminHelp Us Enable Communities So That Children Can Grow Strong and Free from Hunger.
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminA Wheelchair Provision Under Our ‘Response to the Unmet Humanitarian Needs of the Most Vulnerable Conflict-Affected Populations in Mindanao’ (REACH)
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminWe Are Constantly Scaling Up Our Efforts to Prevent Hunger, But We Need Your Help Now More Than Ever
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminOur Teams Distribute Hygiene Kits and Build Latrines and Hand-Washing Stations to Prevent Outbreaks of Diseases During a Crisis
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminWith The Coronavirus Pandemic Far From Over, Many Families From These Vulnerable Communities Continue to Rely On Relief
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminClimate Change Continues To Be One of the Biggest Problems We Face Today #EarthDay
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminAccess To Safe Water Is Crucial In Preventing Infectious Diseases Like COVID-19
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminUndernourished People, Especially Young Children, Who Contract COVID-19 Could Be At Greater Risk
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminOne of the 60 Beneficiaries Who Lost Their Home and Livelihood Due to #TyphoonRolly Received 5,200 pesos As Part of Our Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminResidents of Barangays Maliwanag and Panggao in Saguiran, Lanao del Sur Usually Travel Around 6 kilometers To Access Water Sources
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminLeaving Behind Your Home Is a Choice For Many, But For Families Dealing With Conflicts or Calamities, It Is a Sacrifice
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminProviding Emergency Non-food Items and Hygiene Kits to a Total of 540 Families Temporarily Taking refuge in Datu Pendililang Piang Elementary School and Mahad Madrasa in Barangay Salbu
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminAs We Celebrate #WorldWaterDay, We Recognize 7 Million Filipinos Who Still Depend On Unsafe And Unsustainable Water Sources
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by Admin850 Families Receive Emergency Aid After Tropical Storm Auring
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminForming A Cash Savings Group (CSG) For Emergencies In Kidapawan City
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminProviding A Wheelchair As Part Of Our Response to the Unmet Humanitarian Needs of The Most Vulnerable Conflict-Affected Populations in Mindanao (REACH) Project
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminIn Celebration of International Women’s Day, Our Finance Manager #ChooseToChallenge Gender Inequality
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminIn Celebration of International Women’s Day, Our HR Manager #ChooseToChallenge Gender Injustice
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminIn Celebration of International Women’s Day, Our REACH Head of Project #ChooseToChallenge People’s Thoughts That Are Less Important Than What You Feel For Yourself
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminBeneficiaries of Basic Shelter Kits In The Municipalities of Madamba, Kapai, Balindong, Saguiaran in Lanao Del Sur, and Pantao Ragaat, Lanao Del Norte Have Been Able to Repair Their Homes
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminAlleviating Hunger and Malnutrition In Isolated Rural Areas, Urban Poor Communities, and Evacuation Camps by Tackling Its Root Cause
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminHelping People Who Have Limited Access to Humanitarian Assistance is One of Our Priority
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by Admin404 Beneficiaries of Cash Assistance from #TyphoonRollyEmergencyResponse in Catanduanes
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminThe Kits are a Big Help According to One of the 156 Household Who Received a Hygiene Kits Through our Typhoon Emergency Response
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminDistribution of Hygiene Kits to 238 families in Codon As Part of Emergency Assistance to Typhoon Affected Communities
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminAfter A Year Into The COVID Pandemic, The Need For A Reliable Water and Hygiene Facilities are More Crucial.
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminA Beneficiary of Our Cash Transfer Program Is Now Able to Prepare Quality Meals for Her Family
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminCOVID-19 Emergency WASH Assistance for Conflict and Earthquake Affected in Mindanao
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminThere is No One-Size-Fits-All in Humanitarian Action for Families Recovering from Natural Disasters
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminMulti-Purpose Cash Transfer (MPCT) program in Cagayan Valley
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminRising from poverty: Action Against Hunger co-launches investment fair in Kidapawan City
/0 Comments/in 2019, Articles /by AdminEmergency Assistance to Typhoon Affected Communities in Catanduanes and Albay Province
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminAround 13.4 million Filipino Families Considered Themselves Poor According to the 2019 SWS Survey
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminNutrition-sensitization Trainings For Our Local Government Partners and Health Volunteers
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminOver 500 people are Able to Practice Proper Hygiene Habits Through New Hygiene Facility in Sitio Waterfalls
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminDistribution and Replenishing of Hygiene Kits, and Conducting Hygiene Promotion & Risk Awareness Sessions Throughout Conflict and Earthquake-affected Areas within Lanao del Sur and North Cotabato
/0 Comments/in 2021, Articles /by AdminHelp & Get a Chance to Win an #OoniPizzaOven from Ovendepot.ph
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminThe Invisible Monster Film has Won Jury Award for Best FIBABC Short Film and Best Actor Award for Aminodin Munder in the Ibero-American Short Film Festival abc.es 2020
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminGet a Chance to Win #OoniPizzaOvens For Every 300-peso Donation
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminCongratulations to our Ten Lucky Winners & A Huge Thanks to All Who Participated in the Invisible Monster Giveaway
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminDepartment of Social Welfare and Development and MOVE UP consortium sign Memorandum of Understanding to promote disaster resilience
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by Action Against Hunger PhilippinesThe Online Screening of The Invisible Monster film is Extended!
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminIn celebration of #HumanRightsDay, We Highlight Aminodin’s Mother in the Invisible Monster film as Everyone Else, Strive to Provide Food for their Children.
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminQuestions about The Invisible Monster? We’ll answer them for you!
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by AdminBe inspired by Aminodin’s smile and watch The Invisible Monster
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminOnly 4 days left before The Invisible Monster FREE Philippine Online Premiere!
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminUrgently Looking for the Following Positions for Emergency Response in Catanduanes
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by Admin‘The Invisible Monster’ Film will be launching it’s Philippine Online Premier on November 27
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminACTION AGAINST HUNGER PREMIERES SHORT FILM ABOUT THE FILIPINO SPIRIT FINDING HOPE DESPITE HUNGER
/0 Comments/in Miscellaneous /by Action Against Hunger PhilippinesTHE INVISIBLE MONSTER FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
/0 Comments/in Miscellaneous /by Action Against Hunger PhilippinesMOVE UP 4 joins Mindanao-wide Online Session about Response Strategy and Emergency Response
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles, Miscellaneous /by AdminTrained to Train her Fellow Evacuees: Meet Soraya Camid, one of our #RealLifeHeroes
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminMaximizing Efforts to Ensure Coverage of the Immediate Needs of Vulnerable Families
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminPromoting #SafeHands and Spreading the Advocacy in Celebration of Global Handwashing Day 2020
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminPreventing and Managing Risk in Communities that are Prone to Disaster and Strengthening Their Resilience to Future Shocks
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminProviding Shelter Kits to 76 Households in Sayaban Transitory Sites, Barangay Ilomawis, Kidapawan City, North Cotobato
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminThe Risk of COVID-19 to Undernourished People, Young Children, and Elders
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminStrengthening our Risk Communication and Community Engagement Efforts to Prevent Spread of the Coronavirus
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminLife After The Mindanao Earthquake: 82 Year Old Man Living By Himself
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminMulti-Sectoral Assistance to Conflict-Affected Populations in Marawi City
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by AdminA Helping Hand To All Our Filipino Citizen Who Were Affected By The COVID-19
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by Anthony ReyesNutrition Sensitization Orientation in Rorogagus East Transitory Site, Marawi City
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminContinuous Livelihood Training For Our Fellow Filipinos
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by Anthony ReyesAwareness Training on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in the Community and Municipalities of Mindanao City
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by Anthony ReyesThe Cruciality of Safe Water Access in Infectious Diseases Prevention like COVID. Around 7 million Filipinos are dependent on unsafe and unsustainable water sources.
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminProviding Food Security and Livelihood assistance to Our Country
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminPsychosocial Support, Gender Based Violence and Protection Training in Marawi City, Lanao del Sur.
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminEnsuring the Health and Safety of the Communities We Work with Through Nutrition-sensitization Trainings
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminLife After The Mindanao Earthquake: Struggle of a 71 Year Old Farmer
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by Admin3-prong Approach for Consistent Proper Hygiene and Sanitation Practices in the Fight Against COVID-19
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminClean Water and Healthy Hygiene are Crucial as Ever For Poor Families Around the World due to COVID-19
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminDiscussing our Advocacy on Precautionary Measures Related to COVID-19 on Bandera News
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles, Uncategorized /by AdminMainstream of Advocacy in Preventive and Precautionary Measures Related to COVID-19
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminRecognizing #RealLifeHeroes in Celebration of World Humanitarian Day 2020
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminCelebrating and Honoring all Humanitarian Workers on World Humanitarian Day
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminIn celebration of #WorldHumanitarianDay, meet one of our #RealLifeHeroes: Maricel Vina Menez
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminCelebrating #WorldHumanitarianDay2020 with a story of a Real Life Hero: Maricel Vina Menez
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminRe-planning For Regular Programming Implementation Under The New Normal
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminCelebrating #WorldHumanitarianDay2020 with a story of a Real Life Hero: Noel Biadnes
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminCelebrating #WorldHumanitarianDay2020 with a story of a Real Life Hero: Carla Delos Santos
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminInspiring People to Wear Masks to Prevent Spread of COVID-19 in the spirit of #𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝𝐌𝐚𝐬𝐤𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminCelebrating #WorldMaskWeek with our Kidapawan and Cotabato Field Team
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminPromoting Hygiene Practices and Safety Measures against COVID in Lanao Del Sur and North Cotabato
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminEducating Iligan City on the Benefits of Breastfeeding in Celebration of World Breastfeeding Week
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminA Series of Orientations for Disaster Preparedness and Resilience Building in Barangay Ilomavis, Kidapawan City
/0 Comments/in 2020, Miscellaneous /by AdminA Training on Open Data Kit to help LGUs of Magpet and Tulunan
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminNo More Long and Dark Walks to the Bathroom for Magpet Beneficiaries
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminMoving Urban Poor in Mindanao Towards Resilience (MOVE UP 4) Project in Kidapawan, North Cotabato
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminAction Against Hunger Unites Local Resilience Efforts with Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Agrarian Reform in BARMM
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles, DRR /by AdminSTALLED BUSINESS MODEL TRANSFORMED INTO RESILIENT GROWTH
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by Annemette ThogersonGENERATION NUTRITION: ACTION AGAINST HUNGER JOINS THE NATION IN MAKING SURE ALL CITIZENS OF OUR NATION HAVE THE SAME OPPORTUNITIES TO BE HEALTHY AND SAFE
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by Rosa Mae MaitemACTION AGAINST HUNGER STRONGLY CONDEMNS THE KIDNAPPING OF ITS EMPLOYEE ISHAIKU YAKUBU AND CALLS FOR HIS IMMEDIATE RELEASE
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by ResponseSTORIES FROM THE FIELD: A WOMAN’S INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT FELLOW EVACUEES
/0 Comments/in 2020, Articles /by AdminTurning struggles into opportunities: A community’s response to the damaging effects of flood water and access to life-sustaining potable water
/0 Comments/in 2020 /by Admin3 SCHOOLS GEAR UP FOR RACE AGAINST HUNGER FOR THE THIRD TIME
/0 Comments/in 2019, Articles /by Dale Nelson DivinagraciaI-RESPOND PHASE 2: STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY-BASED AND MULTI-STAKEHOLDER APPROACH TO DISASTER RISK GOVERNANCE
/0 Comments/in 2019, Articles /by Louielyn MoradaCLASHES CAUSE MORE THAN 46,000 DISPLACED IN MAGUINDANAO
/0 Comments/in 2019, Articles /by Dale Nelson DivinagraciaSTORIES OF CHANGE: INFLUENCING HEALTH CARE SEEKING BEHAVIOR THROUGH NUTRITION-SENSITIVE PROGRAMMING
/0 Comments/in 2019, Articles /by Menchi LacsonRACE AGAINST HUNGER KICKS OFF IN THE PHILIPPINES
/0 Comments/in 2018, Articles /by Khristine Arellano237,000 PEOPLE STILL DISPLACED FROM MARAWI
/0 Comments/in 2018, Articles /by Dale Nelson Divinagracia10 TUKLAS INNOVATIONS GET UNDERWAY IN MINDANAO
/0 Comments/in 2018, Articles /by Avegail Agata EscanoTASK FORCE BANGON MARAWI AWARDS ACTION AGAINST HUNGER
/0 Comments/in 2018, Articles /by Dale Nelson DivinagraciaRESTAURANTS AGAINST HUNGER: DISHES THAT FEED MORE
/0 Comments/in 2018, Articles /by Khristine ArellanoVALUING PWD’S CAPACITIES IN MANAGING RESILIENT LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES
/0 Comments/in 2018, Articles /by Vina MenezTyphoon Yolanda Emergency Response strengthens humanitarian support following oil spill in Estancia, Iloilo
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