Healthy Not Hungry
Join the Global Goals campaign for a Healthy Not Hungry World
The Global Goals promise a Healthy, Not Hungry, equitable world by 2030. They say we can
- End hunger
- End all forms of malnutrition
- End preventable deaths of children under 5
- End the epidemics of AIDS, TB, Malaria, Neglected Tropical Diseases, and other communicable diseases.
- Ensure no one is left behind
In 2017, in partnership with the World Food Programme, UNICEF, the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation and others, we’re focussing on accelerating progress to Goal 2 – Zero Hunger – and Goal 3 – Good Health and Well-Being.
Without action on health and nutrition, not only won’t we achieve goals 2 and 3 but we also won’t meet many of the other Goals from education and gender equality to environmental sustainability and peace and justice.
Achieving zero hunger and good health go hand in hand – a hungry world, will never be a healthy world.
We have a real opportunity for progress in 2017. A powerful movement for change is already forming.
But we need everyone to join the fight.
Are you up for it?
- Demand your leaders deliver.
- Hold them to account
- Take action yourself.
This year join us in the campaign to achieve a #HealthyNotHungry world for everyone.
2017 Healthy Not Hungry –Campaign Moments
January
World Economic Forum – Healthy Not Hungry Campaign Launch
March
International Women’s Day
May
Food Revolution Day
World Health Assembly
G7 Summit – Italy
July
G20 summit – Germany
High Level Political Forum, New York: Goals 2 and 3 under review
September
UN General Assembly
October
International Day of the Girl
World Food Day
HEALTHY NOT HUNGRY CAMPAIGN LAUNCHES AT THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM, JANUARY 2017
The World Food Programme, UNICEF and Project Everyone, are hosting the official launch of the year-long #HealthyNotHungry campaign at the World Economic Forum with a focus on action against malnutrition.
Malnutrition affects one in three people – it’s one of the biggest threats we face to our health and our wealth and is undermining progress in every area.
At Davos, we’re bringing leaders together and launching the Healthy Not Hungry challenge calling on everyone to commit to action as part of the campaign for a healthy not hungry, inclusive world.
World renowned chefs Jamie Oliver, Sam Kass, Manal Alalem, David Hertz, UNDP goodwill ambassador with the SDG Fund Joan Roca and UNICEF ambassador and SDG advocate Shakira are just some of the famous activists backing the campaign.
Follow on twitter and find out how people are taking part in the #HealthyNotHungry challenge.
Find out More
- Recipe Cards
- Healthy Not Hungry Toolkit
- World Food Programme
- UNICEF
- Jamie Oliver Food Foundation
- World’s Largest Lesson: