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India: A Paradox of Abundance and Hunger
India stands at a critical juncture, a leading food producer yet struggling with widespread hunger and food insecurity. Nearly 200 million people go hungry daily, while 33.4 million children suffer from malnutrition, and 40% of pregnant women face anemia, perpetuating health challenges. Simultaneously, India wastes 68.8 million tons of food annually, valued at ₹792,000 crores ($11.04 billion), enough to feed millions.
Hunger Free Bharat addresses these dual crises, envisioning a future where food security is a right, waste is minimized, and every citizen thrives. Guided by compassion and sustainability, the initiative strives for a hunger-free India by 2030 through systemic change and collective action.
Who We Are
About Us
Hunger Free Bharat is a nationwide initiative addressing India’s paradox of food abundance and hunger. We aim to eliminate hunger, reduce food wastage, and foster sustainable food practices through compassion, innovation, and collective action.
Our Vision
We envision an India where food security is a fundamental right, communities thrive with dignity, and food is valued as a shared resource.
Mission
Our mission is to end hunger and minimize food wastage by:
- Building food redistribution networks.
- Empowering communities through livelihood opportunities.
- Driving behavioral change campaigns.
- Collaborating for large-scale impact.
Our Approach
Redistribution Infrastructure
- Food banks and refrigerated fleets ensure surplus food reaches those in need.
- Advanced technology optimizes food collection and distribution.
Empowering Communities
- Skills training and job creation programs for long-term self-reliance.
- Partnerships with grassroots organizations to create sustainable change.
Awareness Campaigns
- Educating citizens on food sustainability and wastage.
- Promoting responsible consumption and zero-waste practices.
Get Involved
Volunteer
Make a difference by helping us collect, redistribute, and raise awareness about surplus food.