U.S. Embassy in Georgia

This week we are highlighting the U.S. Government’s initiative Feed the Future which was launched 10 years ago to help partner countries create sustainable, long-term change to end chronic hunger and poverty. Since 2010 Feed the Future has provided over $3.5 billion in agricultural financing, helped farmers generate more than $13.7 billion in agricultural sales, and helped develop and deploy over 1,000 innovations for agriculture and nutrition. This initiative is more important than ever as it will continue to work with stronger resilience to achieve long-term, sustainable growth in the face of crises like COVID-19. The U.S. Government through Feed the Future will continue in its mission to end global hunger.