Join our global movement to create a world without hunger, for women like Lidia from Malindile Epicentre in Mozambique.
Measuring our impact means we can optimise or change our strategy to have the most positive impact for our community partners in Africa, South Asia and Latin America.
We know that a one size fits all approach is ineffective when it comes to tackling hunger and poverty.
Each region has its own geopolitical and socio-economical context, which is why our work is locally led by our experienced teams on the ground.
They speak the local language, understand the culture, comprehend the challenges they face and can respond to each region through its own unique lens.
So, how do we know that our work is effective at ending hunger?
We operate a central Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning unit that tracks the majority of our program’s global impact.
Qualitative and quantitative data is captured at set intervals by in country teams to see how communities are tracking against their success indicators.
We consistently reflect on what is working and make necessary improvements and updates to enhance our data collection.
Understanding how our interventions – and your donation – make an impact at all levels is paramount – for our community partners, our staff, policy makers and our donors.
Food & Nutrition
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1,460,629
children receiving weight or nutrition monitoring
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342,000
adolescent girls receiving Iron and Folic Acid supplements
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1,109,876
People trained in nutrition and food processing
Equality & Empowerment
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2,229,114
people have participated in VCA workshops since 2008
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1,193,664
people in HIV/AIDS and gender inequality workshops in Africa since 2008
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600,991
women have participated in leadership training since 2008
Education & Digital Equality
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222,389
adults have enrolled in adult literacy in Africa since 2002
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61,231
people trained in Safe School for Girls workshops in Bangladesh
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17,030
Animators trained in literacy and education in Africa since 2011
Water & Health
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1,095,711
children vaccinated in Africa since 2002
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1,250,491
people trained in water and hygiene globally since 2011
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389,091
bed nets to prevent malaria distributed
Climate & Environment
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181,370
people trained in climate adaptation workshops since 2008
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943,088
people trained in food security since 2011
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23,134
people trained in climate adaptation workshops in 2025
Youth
12,721,056
people reached globally
7,533
communities supported
1,095,711
children vaccinated in Africa since 2002
Severe Hunger
20%
Accessing Financial Services
27%
Female Business
Ownership
24%
Prevalence of
Child Marriage
24%
Lidia from Mozambique is helping her community end hunger.
Will you join her?
It’s a big encouragement for me to have my own business. I feel proud to be self-employed and not work for somebody else.