Examples of using Fome zero in English and their translations into French
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FAO, Fome Zero and ZeroHunger.
One of the first successful social programs of President Lula was"Fome Zero.
In its first year, Fome Zero embraced 36 different actions.
FOME ZERO" has allowed millions of families to out of the poverty.
It has been compared to Brazil's plan Fome Zero at a smaller scale.
Fome Zero has inspired a similar programme in Nicaragua and in other LAC countries.
Former Brazilian President Lula called African States to follow the path of the Brazil's Fome Zero programme.
LULA: Fome zero is now extended in 31 programs or forms of intervention that aim at getting rid of hunger through social inclusion.
To understand Brazil's success, we must look at the country's experience from 1930 to its recent Fome Zero and Bolsa Familia programmes.
Since it was launched in 2003, Brazil's Fome Zero(Zero Hunger) strategy has allowed 28 million people to break free from the cycle of hunger.
Outside awaiting him is all the estab lishment of his government, those who produced the results of the Fome zero program, the economic reforms.
On 2001, Graziano coordinated the formulation of the Fome Zero program, one of the main points of the Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva campaign for Brazil's presidency.
Fome Zero is considered by the opposition(especially the PSDB and DEM parties) as a failure, due to what they believe is the government's inability to manage the program effectively.
The Centre of Excellence against Hunger(a joint program ofthe Brazilian government and WFP) is ready to receive 5 to 7 Haitian technicians to benefit from a two-week training on the strategy"FOME ZERO.
Bolsa familia is development out of Fome zero and was introduced in October 2003, unifying four revenue distribution programs.
Today, Fome Zero continues to resonate around the world, with some 100 governments manifesting interest in using a similar approach to end hunger and poverty in their own countries.
The policy instruments discussed, including public procurement, food stocks and price supports,are elements of Fome Zero that bolster each of the entitlements(production, exchange and transfers) through which households can acquire food.
As mentioned above, the Fome Zero strategy is linked with a broader development strategy based on internal market stimulus and employment generation.
Starting in the mid-1980s and continuing over two decades, crop production in Brazil grew by 77 percent andthat- combined with the country's Fome Zero programme, established in 2003 to provide beneficiaries a wide range of social services- saw hunger and undernutrition nearly eradicated in just ten years.
Fome Zero is thought to be the biggest initiative to date by a Brazilian government to combat hunger in the history of the country, and builds on similar assistance programs implemented by previous governments.
A mix of short, medium and long-term initiatives, Fome Zero harnessed a set of 31 interlocking, coordinated and mutually reinforcing programmes to achieve its objectives.
Fome Zero reached tens of millions of Brazilians who saw their average income increase by some 20 percent through the cash transfers alone, while family farmers saw their incomes rise by 33 percent.
In October 2005,Brazil and Guatemala proposed that Fome Zero could serve as a model for a ground-breaking initiative- freeing the whole of Latin America and the Caribbean from hunger and malnutrition.
The Fome Zero programme embraced the twin-track approach of improving food access and promoting small-scale farm production, implemented through the collaboration of several ministries, municipal governments and civil society.
Brazil was chosen based on the results of their strategy"FOME ZERO" which led to an effective response to food security problems of the most needy in this country and out of poverty millions of Brazilians.
Launched in 2003, Fome Zero, as its name implies, aimed to achieve the complete eradication of hunger and malnutrition in Brazil by tackling its underlying causes, chief among them poverty, and rural poverty in particular.
Informed of the strategy of Aba Grangou, Mr. Graziano da Silva,who was also Director of Fome Zero, has decided to send soon, Haiti, a technical mission to assist the program of the First Lady, in the establishment of a Commission composed of members of civil society and the peasantry especially local producers.
In short, is how the Fome Zero vision, born in Brazil and strongly championed by FAO, came to be reflected in the United Nations new Sustainable Development Goals, thus helping motivate global commitment to and efforts in the eradication of hunger and poverty over the next 15 years.
The visit of exploration of the strategy"FOME ZERO", has allowed to the delegation to understand that the success of the program requires good coordination, the involvement of several sectors and a decentralization of the services.
The success of the coherent Brazilian food security policy known as Fome Zero is strongly linked to the presence of institutions that guarantee the right to food, such as the National Council of Food and Nutrition Security(CONSEA), through which the weakest actors in society can hold the State accountable for achieving food security.