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The Hunger Project's strategy is designed to break the cradle-to-grave subjugation of girls and women that gives rise to chronic malnutrition in South Asia.
Director, Camera, Editor: Justin Lewis, Mint Media
Client: The Hunger Project Australia - thpa.org
Footage shot on a recent trip to Bangladesh for THP. This video is being used to promote a brief tour of Australia being made by Dr Badiul Majumdar, Country Director of THP Bangladesh, where he will be presenting the revolutionary work of his organization in Bangladesh.
Badiul is also the subject of a documentary film being made this year by Justin Lewis and Kaaren Peterson.
Short documentary of The Hunger Project's extraordinary people's movement for development in Bangladesh.
The Hunger Project-Bangladesh has trained 100,000 volunteer animators as leaders of a development methodology based on gender equality and self-reliance - including this Imam.
This program of training, credit and savings empowers the most important but least supported producers in Africa - the women who grow 80% of Africa's food.
Michael Rennie from McKinsey on the work of The Hunger Project and why their programs are world's best practice.
Gita Rani, a low-caste Hindu from Bangladesh, battled entrenched and unscrupulous landowners to achieve self-reliant progress in her village. This short video introduces the talk given by Gita Rani in New York at "Breaking New Ground" - Women Leaders of South Asia, October 23, 2010.