According to a recent World Bank report, South Sudan tops the list of countries most affected by food inflation, becoming the only one with the most expensive food prices globally. The Food Security Update for this year shows that food prices in South Sudan have reached an inflation rate of 164 per cent. (read more in the article on Eye Radio)
In this scenario, acquiring the skills to cultivate one’s own garden or being able to raise goats and pigs and produce subsistence food oneself is a vital resource. Exactly what Solidarity with South Sudan does with the Sustainable Agriculture Project in Riimenze (SAP-R), which:
By encouraging self-sufficiency, community collaboration and sustainable practices, SAP-R empowers people to fight hunger and address the root causes of food insecurity. Together, we can cultivate a future of hope in South Sudan
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Date Published:21 June 2024 Author:Alice, officer Article Tags:Latest News, South Sudan, Solidarity, Riimenze, Community development, Contribute, Fighting hunger |