Action Against Hunger 2008 Annual Report Financials Action Against Hunger The international humanitarian organization Action Against Hunger saves the lives of malnourished children and families, while providing sustainable access to safe water and long-term solutions to hunger. In emergency situations of conflict, natural disaster, and chronic food insecurity, Action Against Hunger has pursued its vision of a world without hunger for three decades.

ACF International’s field staff work in more than 40 countries to carry out innovative, life-saving programs in nutrition, food security, water and sanitation, health, and advocacy. Our programs reach some five million people each year, restoring dignity, self-sufficiency, and independence to vulnerable populations around the world.

Board of trustees – 2008 advisory council – 2008

RAYMOND DEBBANE, President HENRI BARGUIRDJIAN Cara Seymour The Invus Group, LLC Graff USA Actor

Joseph G. Audi CHRISTIAN BLANCKAERT Rick Smilow InterAudi Bank Hermès, France The Institute of Culinary Education (ICE) Alexis Azria OLIVIER CASSEGRAIN Writer Longchamp Alice Stock Lowenstein Sandler PC Cristina Enriquez-Bocobo SABINE CASSEL Enriquez-Bocobo Constructs Ronald Waldman chris davis School of Public Health, Pierre fay Boomerang Columbia University Luxottica Group HealthandAge.com Nina S. Zagat BURTON K. HAIMES, Robert de Rothschild Chairman Emeritus Zagat Survey Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Rothschild, Inc. Tim Zagat Yves-André Istel Nicole Douillet Zagat Survey Rothschild, Inc. Crédit Suisse

Ketty PUCCI-SISTI Maisonrouge Kaïssa Doumbè-Moulongo Ketty Maisonrouge & Company, Inc. Schejbal Singer Daniel Py Medical-Instill Technologies Catherine Dumait-Harper thilo semmelbauer Lynn Frailey Event Planner WENDY C. WEILER Argosy Partners Peggy Kerry US Mission to the United Nations kara young James G. Niven Sotheby’s

Xavier Noël Paris Gourmet

Maciek Schejbal Kaïssa Management— Makai Productions

Cover photos: ACF-Pakistan, courtesy J. Pomerantz; Plumpy-nut packets used in ACF nutrition programs action

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3 auditor’s letter

4 statement of financial position 5 statement of activities 6 statement of functional expenses 8 acf international figures 12 donor lists 16 publications & Resources 17 action against hunger staff 2008 A nnual R eport F inancials

ON THE COVER Our comprehensive approach to global hunger delivers a range of community- centered solutions to populations in crisis, like this family’s community in Pakistan. 1 Action Against Hunger receives top marks from rating agencies like the Better Business Bureau, Charity Navigator, the American Institute for Philanthropy, and Guidestar. Photo: Photo: ACF-Lebanon, courtesy S. Vera action

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GELMAN, ROSENBERG & FREEDMAN CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT

To the Board of Directors Action Against Hunger – USA New York, New York

We have audited the accompanying statements of financial position of Action Against Hunger – USA as of December 31, 2008 and 2007, and the related statements of activities, changes in net assets, functional expenses and cash flows for the years then ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of Action Against Hunger – USA’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.

We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America, and the standards applicable to financial audits contained in Government Auditing Standards, issued by the Comptroller General of the United States. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Action Against Hunger – USA as of December 31, 2008 and 2007, and its changes in net assets and its cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

In accordance with Government Auditing Standards, we have also issued our report dated July 24, 2009 on our consideration of Action Against Hunger – USA’s internal control over financial reporting and on our tests of its compliance with certain provisions of laws, regulations, contracts and grant agreements and other matters. The purpose of that report is to describe the scope of our testing of internal control over financial reporting and compliance and the results of that testing, and not to provide an opinion on the internal control over financial reporting or on compliance. That report is an integral part of an audit performed in accordance with Government Auditing Standards and should be considered in assessing the results of our audit.

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3 statements of financial position as of december 31, 2008 and 2007

ASSETS 2008 2007 CURRENT ASSETS Cash (Note 2): Headquarters $ 5,644,645 $ 4,298,910 Field offices 2,266,381 1,120,657 Total cash 7,911,026 5,419,567 Grants receivable 7,526,878 9,625,446 Travel advances and other receivables 779,580 298,529 Prepaid expenses 23,902 36,254 Program advances to network (Note 3) 296,956 100,197 Total current assets 16,538,342 15,479,993

FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES AND LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS, NET (Note 8) 280,926 278,617

OTHER ASSETS Deposits 19,620 14,791

totAL ASSETS $16,838,888 $15,773,401

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 589,227 $ 388,714 Provision for unanticipated losses 253,064 450,000 Due to network (Note 3) 230,291 738,263 Total liabilities 1,072,582 1,576,977 NET ASSETS Unrestricted: Undesignated 3,849,242 3,267,109 Designated (Note 9) 1,097,912 921,912 Total unrestricted net assets 4,947,154 4,189,021 Temporarily restricted (Note 4) 10,819,152 10,007,403 Total net assets 15,766,306 14,196,424

totAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $16,838,888 $15,773,401

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against statements of activities for the years hunger ended december 31, 2008 and 2007

2008 2007 Temporarily Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Total REVENUE AND SUPPORT Contributions $ 3,398,231 $ 78,226 $ 3,476,457 $ 2,774,122 $ 26,280 $ 2,800,402 Grants (Notes 5 and 10): U.S. Government - 1,179,774 1,179,774 - 3,588,709 3,588,709 Non-U.S. Government - 27,667,672 27,667,672 - 21,142,024 21,142,024 In-kind donations 1,908,714 - 1,908,714 2,035,623 - 2,035,623 Interest 89,737 - 89,737 82,566 - 82,566 Other 222,380 - 222,380 83,336 - 83,336 Net assets released from donor restrictions (Note 6) 27,831,354 (27,831,354) - 24,502,998 (24,502,998) - Total revenue and support 33,450,416 1,094,318 34,544,734 29,478,645 254,015 29,732,660 EXPENSES Program Services: Democratic Republic of Congo Programs 13,025,805 - 13,025,805 10,304,026 - 10,304,026 Kenya Programs 7,056,912 - 7,056,912 4,225,508 - 4,225,508 South Sudan Programs 3,579,019 - 3,579,019 3,744,887 - 3,744,887 Uganda Programs 5,136,119 - 5,136,119 5,273,130 - 5,273,130 Pakistan Programs 209,629 - 209,629 807,644 - 807,644 Tajikistan Programs 45,486 - 45,486 394,451 - 394,451 Sri Lanka Programs - - - 48,640 - 48,640 Mali Programs - - - 413,767 - 413,767 Swaziland 33,016 - 33,016 - - - Lebanon Programs 50,450 - 50,450 - - - Myanmar 46,952 - 46,952 - - - Liberia Programs 13,617 - 13,617 - - - Other Country Programs 2,928 - 2,928 20,684 - 20,684 Total program services 29,199,933 - 29,199,933 25,232,737 - 25,232,737 Supporting Services: 2008 A nnual R eport F inancials Program Support 1,354,072 - 1,354,072 970,788 - 970,788 L Management and General 1,744,915 - 1,744,915 1,757,849 - 1,757,849 orem I psum D olor S it A met 7.5 Fundraising 743,663 - 743,663 460,358 - 460,358 Total supporting services 3,842,650 - 3,842,650 3,188,995 - 3,188,995 Total expenses 33,042,583 - 33,042,583 28,421,732 - 28,421,732 Changes in net assets before other items 407,833 1,094,318 1,502,151 1,056,913 254,015 1,310,928 OTHER ITEMS: Provision for unanticipated losses and exceptional items 342,827 - 342,827 158,594 - 158,594 Exchange gain (loss) 7,473 (282,569) (275,096) 3,465 342,535 346,000 CHANGES IN NET ASSETS $ 758,133 $ 811,749 $ 1,569,882 $ 1,218,972 $ 596,550 $ 1,815,522

135 statement of functional expenses for the year ended december 31, 2008

Program Services Supporting Services Democratic Republic of Kenya South Sudan Uganda Pakistan Tajikistan Swaziland Lebanon Myanmar Liberia Other Country Total Program Program Management Fundraising Total Supporting Total South Congo Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Services Support and General Services Expenses Personnel: U.S. staff $ 239,925 $ 98,693 $ 120,500 $ 108,572 - $ 6,963 - $- $- $- $- $574,653 $912,931 $759,993 $205,439 $1,878,363 $2,453,016 In-house consultants 844,993 556,237 293,605 373,188 50,663 ------2,118,686 29,120 19,275 36,860 85,255 2,203,941 Fringe benefits 951,487 473,536 460,722 453,437 29,213 5,393 - - - - - 2,373,788 218,982 173,186 46,614 438,782 2,812,570 National field staff 2,950,532 2,021,616 930,288 1,113,979 66,119 8,572 - - - - - 7,091,106 9,904 - - 9,904 7,101,010 Office running costs and services: Insurance 5,779 656 4 ------6,439 - 19,323 - 19,323 25,762 Rent and utilities 278,745 137,886 169,967 106,672 16,636 4,034 - - - - - 713,940 4,843 172,553 - 177,396 891,336 Professional fees 68,188 7,210 46,661 17,627 233 2,913 - - - - - 142,832 2,859 90,553 51,184 144,596 287,428 Travel 299,454 8,465 260,093 37,892 6,916 4,000 - - 62 - - 616,882 98,570 37,597 6,486 142,653 759,535 Telecommunications 175,109 99,597 70,252 74,609 6,362 992 - - - - - 426,921 6,750 26,877 20 33,647 460,568 Postage and customs fees 8,215 2,914 295 9,313 716 4,606 - - - - - 26,059 645 11,566 5,859 18,070 44,129 Finance charges 103,916 45,831 93,827 5,167 422 75 - - 50 - (30) 249,258 1,719 15,742 22,512 39,973 289,231 Meeting expenses 52 - 51 669 22 ------794 14,349 6,420 1,630 22,399 23,193 Human resources - - - - - 1,409 - - - - - 1,409 17,910 17,983 130 36,023 37,432 Office equipment and supplies : Office supplies 319,468 140,422 53,430 47,631 1,309 2,739 - - - - - 564,999 24,701 41,382 2,462 68,545 633,544 Depreciation and amortization 124,849 73,687 48,248 16,211 ------262,995 - 36,929 - 36,929 299,924 Equipment rental and maintenance 5,459 15,321 8,886 6,721 254 31 - - - - - 36,672 781 45,498 7,350 53,629 90,301 Public awareness expenses: ------357,117 357,117 357,117 Fundraising expense ------Public information and membership dues ------6,973 124,689 131,662 131,662 Project logistics: Vehicles 1,867,491 817,537 172,475 586,978 21,672 3,187 - - - - - 3,469,340 902 - - 902 3,470,242 Radio 134,228 22,418 3,790 25,728 163 ------186,327 - - - - 186,327 Warehouse 40,664 15,797 77,133 597 722 ------134,913 - - - - 134,913 Electrical systems 109,660 20,734 22,765 13,484 500 299 - - - - - 167,442 - - - - 167,442 Freight 908,060 30,056 141,484 50,129 3,428 115 - - - - - 1,133,272 1,232 - - 1,232 1,134,504 Security 2,515 6,416 564 1,837 136 ------11,468 - - - - 11,468 Logistics library 4,079 - 49 704 - 60 - - - - - 4,892 - - - - 4,892 Project expenses: Food 426,751 294,942 6,719 157,157 16 ------885,585 - - - - 885,585 Nutrition 752,925 258,756 86,062 528,267 33 66 - - - - - 1,626,109 - - - - 1,626,109 Health 170,226 24,921 15,840 74,775 ------285,762 - - - - 285,762 Food security 573,098 775,187 176,130 727,587 ------2,252,002 - - - - 2,252,002 Non consumables 262,609 539,027 104,090 10,426 - 32 - - - - - 916,184 - - - - 916,184 Watsan 975,761 365,906 172,000 435,015 3,766 ------1,952,448 - - - - 1,952,448 Training 356,281 127,729 27,694 120,169 297 - - Feugait, - - - - 632,170 - - - - 632,170 Other 62,263 32,130 14,003 31,578 31 - consed- min - - - - 140,005 - - - - 140,005 Subcontracts: henibh er amet prat adio Subcontracts to network ------33,016ex et acid- 50,000 46,840 13,617 2,958 146,431 - 144,787 - 144,787 291,218 Other 3,023 43,285 1,392 - - - unt- ip ex er 450 - - - 48,150 901 562 - 1,463 49,613 totAL $13,025,805 $7,056,912 $3,579,019 $5,136,119 $209,629 $45,486 aliquamet$33,016 ad $50,450 $46,952 $13,617 $2,928 $29,199,933 $1,354,072 $1,744,915 $743,663 $3,842,650 $33,042,583

6 action against hunger 2008 Annual Report Financials 7 Total Total Expenses 186,327 $2,453,016 134,913 2,203,941 167,442 2,812,570 1,134,504 7,101,010 11,468 25,762 4,892 891,336 885,585 287,428 1,626,109 759,535 285,762 460,568 2,252,002 44,129 916,184 289,231 1,952,448 23,193 632,170 37,432 140,005 633,544 291,218 299,924 49,613 90,301 $33,042,583 357,117 131,662 3,470,242 Total Supporting Supporting Total Services - $1,878,363 - 85,255 - 438,782 1,232 9,904 - 19,323 - 177,396 - 144,596 - 142,653 - 33,647 - 18,070 - 39,973 - 22,399 - 36,023 - 68,545 144,787 36,929 1,463 53,629 $3,842,650 357,117 131,662 902 Supporting Services - Fundraising $205,439 - 36,860 - 46,614 ------51,184 - 6,486 - 20 - 5,859 - 22,512 - 1,630 - 130 - 2,462 - - - 7,350 $743,663 357,117 - - Management and General $759,993 - 19,275 - 173,186 - - - 19,323 - 172,553 - 90,553 - 37,597 - 26,877 - 11,566 - 15,742 - 6,420 - 17,983 - 41,382 144,787 36,929 562 45,498 $1,744,915 - 124,689 - - Program Support $912,931 - 29,120 - 218,982 1,232 9,904 - - - 4,843 - 2,859 - 98,570 - 6,750 - 645 - 1,719 - 14,349 - 17,910 - 24,701 - - 901 781 $1,354,072 - 6,973 902 Total Program Program Total Services $574,653 134,913 2,118,686 167,442 2,373,788 1,133,272 7,091,106 11,468 6,439 4,892 713,940 885,585 142,832 1,626,109 616,882 285,762 426,921 2,252,002 26,059 916,184 249,258 1,952,448 794 632,170 1,409 140,005 564,999 146,431 262,995 48,150 36,672 $29,199,933 - - 3,469,340 186,327 Other Country Programs $------(30) ------2,958 - - - $2,928 - - - - Liberia Programs $------13,617 - - - $13,617 - - - - Myanmar Myanmar Programs $------62 - - - - - 50 ------46,840 - - - $46,952 - - - - Lebanon Programs $------50,000 - 450 - $50,450 - - - - Swaziland Programs ------33,016 - - - $33,016 - - - - Program Services Program Tajikistan Tajikistan Programs $ 6,963 - - 299 5,393 115 8,572 - - 60 4,034 - 2,913 66 4,000 - 992 - 4,606 32 75 - - - 1,409 - 2,739 - - - 31 $45,486 - - 3,187 - Pakistan Pakistan Programs - 722 50,663 500 29,213 3,428 66,119 136 - - 16,636 16 233 33 6,916 - 6,362 - 716 - 422 3,766 22 297 - 31 1,309 - - - 254 $209,629 - - 21,672 163 Uganda Programs $ 108,572 597 373,188 13,484 453,437 50,129 1,113,979 1,837 - 704 106,672 157,157 17,627 528,267 37,892 74,775 74,609 727,587 9,313 10,426 5,167 435,015 669 120,169 - 31,578 47,631 - 16,211 - 6,721 $5,136,119 - - 586,978 25,728 South Sudan Programs $ 120,500 77,133 293,605 22,765 460,722 141,484 930,288 564 4 49 169,967 6,719 46,661 86,062 260,093 15,840 70,252 176,130 295 104,090 93,827 172,000 51 27,694 - 14,003 53,430 - 48,248 1,392 8,886 $3,579,019 - - 172,475 3,790 Kenya Kenya Programs $ 98,693 15,797 556,237 20,734 473,536 30,056 2,021,616 6,416 656 - 137,886 294,942 7,210 258,756 8,465 24,921 99,597 775,187 2,914 539,027 45,831 365,906 - 127,729 - 32,130 140,422 - 73,687 43,285 15,321 $7,056,912 - - 817,537 22,418 Democratic Republic of Republic Democratic South Congo Programs $ 239,925 40,664 844,993 109,660 951,487 908,060 2,950,532 2,515 5,779 4,079 278,745 426,751 68,188 752,925 299,454 170,226 175,109 573,098 8,215 262,609 103,916 975,761 52 356,281 - 62,263 : 319,468 - 124,849 3,023 5,459 $13,025,805 - - 1,867,491 134,228 AL U.S. staff Warehouse In-house consultants In-house Electrical systems Electrical Fringe benefits Fringe Freight National field staff National Security Insurance Logistics library Rent and utilities Rent Food Professional fees Professional Nutrition Travel Health Telecommunications Food security Food Postage and customs fees Postage Non consumables Non Finance charges Finance Watsan Meeting expenses Meeting Training Human resources Human Other Office supplies Subcontracts to network Subcontracts Depreciation and amortization Depreciation Equipment rental and maintenance rental Equipment Fundraising expense Fundraising Public information and membership dues Public Vehicles Radio Personnel:

Office costs and services: running

Project expenses: Project

Office equipment and supplies Subcontracts:

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tot Public awareness expenses: awareness Public

Project logistics: Project

acf international figures

acf international Named for its founding member, Action contre la Faim (ACF), ACF International was founded in 1979 in Paris. Committed to principled humanitarian action, the network shares its combined human resources, breadth of experience, and technical expertise in its pursuit of a world without hunger. Today, the network consists of five independent organizations headquartered in New York (ACF-USA), Paris (ACF-France), Madrid (ACF-Spain), London (ACF-UK), and Montreal (ACF-Canada). Thanks to the joint efforts of the five ACF headquarters, ACF International was able to respond in a timely and effective manner to a range of complex emergencies in 2008, including post-election violence in Kenya, Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar, Typhoon Fengshen in the Philippines, and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Darfur.

ACF International Funding Annual Budgets - Four Year History n.b. - does not include ACF Canada, which began operations in 2006

$200,000,000

ACF-UK $180,000,000

ACF-USA $160,000,000

$140,000,000 ACF-UK

ACF-Spain ACF-UK ACF-USA $120,000,000 ACF-UK ACF-USA

ACF-USA $100,000,000 ACF-Spain ACF-Spain ACF-Spain $80,000,000

$60,000,000 ACF-France

ACF-France ACF-France $40,000,000 ACF-France

$20,000,000

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ACF International Revenues by Source for 2007 & 2008

REVENUE SOURCE FY2007 FY2008

UN & Government $100,945,480 $131,968,960

Individual $35,586,854 $45,535,519

Foundation/Corporate $3,649,544 $4,464,610

Other $2,276,926 $4,328,401

TOTAL REVENUES $142,458,804 $186,297,490 2008 A nnual R eport F inancials

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ACF International Funding Government Donors - 2007

Other Governments United Nations $10,656,066 $16,691,438 11% 17%

United Kingdom $7,359,975 7%

United States $8,384,237 8% ECHO* $45,810,586 47% France $2,159,324 2%

Spain $8,339,479 8%

ACF International Field Operations Funding by Region - 2007

Latin America & Caribbean Europe $6,989,413 $454,294 7% 0% southern africa asia $2,192,043 2% $21,122,397 20%

central africa middle east $32,495,539 $4,492,420 32% 4%

east africa $19,454,984 west africa 19% $16,855,072 16%

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ACF International Funding Government Donors - 2008

Other Governments $24,555,233 20% United Nations $24,436,959 20% United Kingdom $3,299,800 3% United States $8,336,266 7% ECHO* France $40,641,761 $6,687,039 34% 6% Spain $11,901,142 10%

ACF International Field Operations Funding by Region - 2008

Latin America & Caribbean Europe $12,018,674 $627,647 9% 0% southern africa asia $4,506,754 2008 A nnual R eport F inancials 4% $24,879,120 19%

central africa middle east $42,292,911 $8,339,085 33% 7%

east africa $20,566,305 west africa 16% $14,882,112 12%

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Action Against Hunger thanks its generous donors for joining with us in our mission to save lives by eliminating hunger through the prevention, detection, and treatment of acute malnutrition. We have compiled these lists as comprehensively as possible, and thank all the many individuals—including those whose names do not appear below—for helping to make our work possible.

Please note listings reflect gifts received between January 1 and December 31, 2008.

MAJOR INSTITUTIONAL Gaiam, Inc. American Express FOUNDATIONS & Global Impact Combined DONORS IBM Employee Services Foundation Employee ORGANIZATIONS Federal Campaign Giving Campaign Canadian International Center Foundation & The Gracie Charitable Development Agency ImportantGifts, Inc. A-Z Properties Organization Donors Foundation (CIDA) InterAudi Bank BabyMoon Doulas of $25,000 and more Alan C. Greenberg European Community Philanthropic Fund Natixis North America Inc. Calyon Anonymous Humanitarian Aid Jewish Communal Fund Department (ECHO) Orrick, Herrington, Cards for Causes, LLC Charity Global, Inc. North Star Foundation Food and Agriculture Sutcliffe Foundation The Carlyle Hotel Richard and Rhoda Organization of the Simpson Thacher Cartier Goldman Fund Rexford Fund, Inc. United Nations (FAO) & Bartlett LLP CME Group Rona Jaffe Foundation The Sam Spiegel Foundation France - Comité Corporate Donors Coolapps Starr International Interministériel de Foundation Vanguard Charitable of $5,000 up to $9,999 CRU Restaurant l’Agriculture et de Endowment Program Czarnowski Display Foundation & l’Alimentation (CIAAA) Daniel Service, Inc. Organization Donors of Whispering Bells Office of U.S. Foreign Defined Health Foundation EFG Istanbul $10,000 up to $24,999 Disaster Assistance (OFDA) Deutsche Bank Americas Menkul Degerler Anonymous Swiss Agency for Foundation INDIVIDUALS & FAMILY FactSet Research Development and DUO-CFC FOUNDATIONS Systems Inc. Firstgiving, Inc. Cooperation (SDC) International Google Matching The French Culinary Individual Donors of United Kingdom Monetary Fund Gifts Program Institute $25,000 and more Department for Summit Foundation Goldman Sachs & Co. Joseph G. & Claude Audi International Development Horizon Media, Inc. Matching Gift Program Foundation & (DFID) HSBC Philanthropic René-Pierre & Alexis Azria Insight Designs Web Organization Donors of United Nations Children’s Programs Estate of Merl Brown Solutions, LLC $5,000 up to $9,999 Fund (UNICEF) Integration Marketing Raymond Debbane Integrated Project Anonymous United Nations World & Communications Management Pierre & Isabelle Faÿ Food Programme (WFP) Eicher Foundation Jacques Torres Chocolates Ketty & François Interior Building Services GIGA Foundation L’Olivier Soirées and Maisonrouge CORPORATIONS JustGive.org The Human Fund Galas, Inc. John & Wendy Neu & CORPORATE Microsoft Giving Campaign Lowenstein Sandler PC I Do Foundation FOUNDATIONS O’Shea Family Fund Madison Bistro Independent Charities Rollerblade USA Daniel & Pascale Py Corporate Donors of Corporation Metacafe of America Eric Reeves $25,000 and more Schreiber Foods Newmark Knight Frank Mary and Kathleen Harriman Foundation Robert de Rothschild MacHeist LLC Sterling Stamos Capital Odile De S. Inc. Thilo Semmelbauer WeightWatchers Management, L.P. PepsiCo Foundation US Embassy Sudan- International, Inc. Khartoum Shaker Family Charitable TravelAge West PJ Wine Corporate Donors of Vasicek Foundation Foundation Corporate Donors Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. $10,000 up to $24,999 Foundation & Brian J. Smith of $1,000 up to $4,999 Song & Co. Anonymous Organization Donors of Cody J Smith Anonymous Spitfire Communications Bloomberg L.P. $1,000 up to $4,999 John A. Weldon Aetna Foundation Visual Artists and Galleries CNN The Ark Children’s Center Kara Young & Peter Alnor Oil Company, Inc. Association, Inc. Georgiopoulos Crédit Suisse Combined Federal American Express The Wealth Advantage Campaign of the Natural Eleven Eleven O’Clock Charitable Fund Group Capital Area Productions The Ettinger Foundation

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15 Seasons of Hunger: Fighting Cycles Water and HIV: Working for La faim dans les villes The Geopolitics of Hunger: of Quiet Starvation Among the Positive Solutions Eric Levron, Action Against The Geopolitics of Responsibility World’s Rural Poor Hunger Watch Report, Hunger, Hermann Editeurs, 2006: (2003-04) Hunger Watch Report, Action Action Against Hunger, 2007: Paris, France (158 pages) Vendôme Impressions, Against Hunger, 2008: London, UK London, UK (102 pages) Urban demographics are explosive Groupe Landais, 2004: (148 pages) Poor water and sanitary conditions and set to grow by 100,000 Paris, France (300 pages) This publication sheds light on complicate the treatment of people a day for the next 30 years, The Geopolitics of Responsibility the devastating link between malnutrition for people living with promising an upswing in urban takes a hard look at the actors who predictable cycles of food insecurity HIV/AIDS, but Action Against hunger, a phenomenon with its contribute to the persistence of and the prevalence of famine and Hunger’s ongoing research and field own dynamics. This important global hunger—the roles played asks why so little is done when work offer a range of proven, cost- assessment presents studies of urban by armed groups, government cyclical hunger is so routine, effective solutions. hunger in the D.R. Congo, Haiti, institutions, the international predictable, and preventable. Argentina, and Liberia. community, and more. Women & Hunger: The Right to Water: Emergence, Women Play a Central Role Regards sur le monde: The Geopolitics of Hunger: Definition, Current Situation, and in the Fight Against Hunger Les visages de la faim Hunger and Power (2001-02) Stakeholder Positions Hunger Watch Report, Action Action Against Hunger, Action Against Hunger, Lynne Action Against Hunger, Moselle Against Hunger, 2006-07: Editions Acropole, 2005: Rienner Publishers, 2002: Vieillemard, 2008: Paris, France Paris, France (41 pages) Paris, France (224 pages) Boulder, CO, USA (354 pages) (120 pages) As the principal providers for A group of notable Agence VU Combining the concrete experience The concept of the “Right to Water” families around the world, photographers give artful testimony of ACF’s field staff with solid has emerged over the past few years, women are key partners in the to the contexts in which ACF academic research, this page- emphasizing a human-centered struggle to end hunger. Agencies works, documenting the daily turning study and indictment of approach to meeting basic needs must incorporate such realities struggles for life and dignity that the status quo is sure to capture among vulnerable populations. into the very design of their confront so many communities the imagination of any activist or humanitarian programs. around the world. student of world affairs. The Justice of Eating: The Struggle for Food and Dignity in Recent Misère urbaine: la faim cachée Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Assessment and Treatment Humanitarian Crises Action Against Hunger, Editions Au for Populations at Risk of Malnutrition in Emergency Hunger Watch Report, Action diable vauvert, 2006: Action Against Hunger, Hermann Situations Against Hunger, Pluto Press, Paris, France (127 pages) Editeurs des Sciences et des Arts, Claudine Prudhon, Action Against 2007-08: London, UK (102 pages) Hunger, Imprimerie Compedit Five Agence VU photographers 2005: Paris, France (801 pages) An assessment of hunger in Beauregard, 2002: visited ACF’s programs to An instructional manual for both Paris, France (317 pages) several African case studies, this give photographic voice to the emergency and development Intended for those with significant book weaves personal testimonies phenomenon of urban hunger, settings, this authoritative book

action against hunger publications ACF International publishes a number of works for a variety of audiences each year. A sizeable catalogue of more specialized resources—context analyses, regional assessments, community surveys, and special field reports—can also be found online at www.actionagainsthunger.org/resources/publications

medical training, this manual into a a powerful indictment of creating a startling companion condenses ACF’s three decades combines ACF’s proven field the institutions, structures, and piece to ACF’s study on urban of expertise in extending water expertise with the latest scientific processes that account for the hunger, La faim dans les villes. and sanitation improvements to persistence of hunger today. populations in need. insights to create an indispensable guide for the treatment and prevention of malnutrition.

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