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Packaged meals
and other aid that Stop
Hunger Now provides is
distributed by in-country partners
that have been selected based on
stringent criteria including their
ability to clear customs, transport
(if necessary), securely store property
and prove accountability through
regular communications and
reporting.
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Meals are
designed to provide the
greatest nutritional
value in the most efficient,
shelf-stable package to reverse
the effects of malnutrition on
children and adults.
Stop Hunger Now also
provides meals in response
to crisis relief.
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Direct impact
results for meals and
other aid are determined
several ways. Reports from
in-country partners are submitted
which include details on how meals
and other aid were distributed, as well
as metrics such as meal recipients’
height and weight, malnutrition
statistics, school curriculum
completions, etc. Partners
also share anecdotal
information.
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In 2012,
Stop Hunger Now
shipped 101 ocean
containers to its partners in
28 countries. Due to the
efficient partnership-based
model, Stop Hunger Now
does not have a physical
presence at the
in-country level.
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In 2012, Stop
Hunger Now sent
more than $7 million
worth of donated goods
to people in need
around the world via
40 shipments to
13 different
countries.
Donated
products include items
such as medicine, medical
supplies, equipment, soap, and
vitamins, that can prevent the spread
of disease and greatly improve the
lives of those receiving them. Stop
Hunger Now receives these essential
supplies through bulk donations of
new goods from corporations,
USAID, charitable partners
and private donors.
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Stop Hunger
Now also provides
capacity-building cash grants
to help empower partners to
purchase everything from
cooking pots, to roofs, to storage
for the meals. In 2012,
Stop Hunger Now
provided more than
$111,000 in
grant funding.
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Stop Hunger Now
assesses partners’ need to
receive food, ensures it gets
to those who need it, and
monitors and evaluates its impact.
In 2012, through a partnership with
the UNC–Chapel Hill Gillings School of
Global Public Health, Stop Hunger Now
created a new framework for
monitoring and evaluating
the distribution of meals and
other programs with
in-country partners.
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Stop Hunger
Now meals consist
of rice, soy protein, dried
vegetables, and 21 essential
vitamins and minerals, which are
distributed through developmental
programs such as schools, public
health programs, skills training
and orphanages that provide
holistic support to break
the cycle of poverty.