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Everyone deserves to have enough healthy food to eat

We’re raising awareness about solutions and innovations emerging from communities in Canada and around the world that collectively bring about a healthy and secure food supply for all.

 

 

How are we making healthy and nutritious food more available? 

Food insecurity and malnutrition are increasing around the world due to economic instability, high and persistent inequality and lack of access to affordable healthy diets. The most vulnerable people — often women, youth and Indigenous peoples — struggle to access high quality food. That’s why, we’re tackling food insecurity and malnutrition head-on by developing innovative solutions that make healthy and nutritious food more available. Innovations like:  

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We want to know and share more about innovations that others are pursuing or supporting.  

Tell us your storyHow are you making healthy and nutritious food more available?  What would you like to see happen?  

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Amplify the campaign or share your ideas on social media! Tell us about how you or your organization are #SowingTheFuture. 

How can we provide a decent living for food growers and producers? #SowingTheFuture

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About the campaign

The #SowingTheFuture campaign is led by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC). IDRC champions and funds research and innovation within and alongside developing regions to drive global change. We invest in high-quality research in developing countries, share knowledge with researchers and policymakers for greater uptake and use, and mobilize our global alliances to build a more sustainable and inclusive world.

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ⓘ Photography credits 
Top image: GMB Akash/Panos Pictures | Young Saila in front of her family's maize field in Bangladesh, a country affected by flooding. 
Slider 1:  Sven Torfinn / Panos Pictures | Farmers are learning about new improved varieties of crops for different climatic conditions in Kenya. 
Slider 2: IDRC / Bartay | Kate Sinclair, an IDRC-supported graduate student undertook field research with rural Indigenous farmers in Columbia to build evidence-based innovations for women’s autonomy and food security.
Slider 3: Bryon Lippincott | Woman preparing rice seedlings for planting outside Hanoi in Northern Vietnam.