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School Feeding Support
The funds raised by TNT and it's employees, customers, suppliers, friends and families go to support World Food Programme School Feeding Operations in the TNT twinned countries of Cambodia, the Gambia, Malawi, Nicaragua and Tanzania. The school meals and take-home rations provided by WFP encourage hungry children into primary school and help them to concentrate on their studies. In this way we contribute to breaking the cycle of poverty and to ending child hunger.
As well as buying food for school meals and take-home rations, TNT funds help to implement "Essential Package" infrastructure projects in our twinned schools. Projects TNT and WFP work on together include: wells & pumps for school drinking water; basic training in health, hygiene & nutrition; school latrines; secure food storage areas; healthy school kitchens, cooking & eating equipment; environmentally-friendly stoves; seeds; trees & equipment for school gardens.
The Gambia
The Gambia is classified as both a least developed and...
Tanzania
Tanzania is one of the poorest countries in the world,...
Nicaragua
In Nicaragua, the second poorest country of the Latin...
Malawi
Malawi is a small country of about 12 million people,...
Cambodia
Cambodia has a population of almost 14 million people....
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Tanzania
Tanzania is one of the poorest countries in the world, and is located in Eastern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, between Kenya and Mozambique. Although poor, it is one of the few African countries that is politically stable and at peace. Yet despite the peace, the country faces huge challenges in feeding its population, and in rural areas over 50% of the population suffers from food insecurity. Most of the time, people have to deal with drought, while flooding causes severe soil degradation in the rainy seasons. Tanzania also has a high percentage of HIV/AIDS infection. more