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Feed The Future Guide

May 2010

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The Feed the Future Guide describes the strategic approach and implementation structures of Feed the Future (FTF), the U.S. global hunger and food security initiative. It is intended to inform partners and stakeholders about the development of FTF and how we translate our principles into actions on the ground. This guide is a living document. As we continue to consult with partners and learn lessons, we will update this guide to reflect the evolution of Feed the Future.

You can read the Feed The Future Summary here.

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FTF Guide
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Feed The Future Fact Sheet
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Hunger Facts

Prior to the 2008 food crisis, 55 million children–or 10 percent of the world's children–suffered from acute malnutrition.

Source: Global Food Insecurity and Price Increase Update #3 (pdf, 102kb)
Country Profile: Rwanda Map of Rwanda

Population: 10,746,311
Life Expectancy: 56.77 years
Per Capita GDP: $900 (PPP)
Below Poverty Line: 60%
Irrigated Land: 90 sq km

Source: CIA World Factbook
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