SOURCE: Herbalife Nutrition

Hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition affect billions of people every day, and according to the United Nations’ State of Food Insecurity 2020 Report, rates are rising. The pandemic will add as many as 132 million more people to the total number of the world’s hungry in 2020 alone. These numbers are alarming. The issue has become so prominent that the United Nations has named eliminating hunger as one of its sustainable development goals (UNSDG) for the coming millennium.

Now in the midst of a global pandemic – how are meaningful solutions to this problem identified and executed? Through strategic partnerships that unite organizations and companies in a shared purpose. That is exactly what Herbalife Nutrition, a global leader in nutrition, has done through their Nutrition for Zero Hunger initiative and partnership with Feed the Children, a nonprofit organization focused on alleviating hunger. Together, they are working on ensuring access to good nutrition in vulnerable communities, supporting education programs that promote healthy foods, and adapting global food systems to meet the growing rates of hunger. Read more about their partnership and how they are working towards UNSDG #2 here.

Read more about Herbalife Nutrition's partnership with Feed the Children here. 

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