Food2Grow believes in solutions that are organised and owned locally. Through practical initiatives, we bring local partners together around daily meals.
The first Food2Grow project started in Nepal, one of the poorest countries in the world. Here we work with local people so that children have daily access to a nutritious meal.
In this way we offer children a better chance of a healthy future, organised with the local community.
Food2Grow chooses initiatives on the basis of a number of questions that are central whenever a new starting point is considered.
Nutrition as a basic problem must be present, and it must clearly affect people's daily lives.
Support that is owned locally is more sustainable and better suited to the context. Food2Grow actively seeks that connection.
Every initiative must be workable with the resources available, without unnecessary overhead or unclear spending.
Transparency is central. Every initiative must be able to provide updates so that it remains clear what contributions make possible.
A contribution to Food2Grow helps in a practical way. These are the parts that together make an initiative possible.
The direct aim: access to food for people who currently lack it. Practical, and focused on the people it is meant for.
Initiatives are carried out with and by local people. That way, support is sustainable and rooted in the community.
Contributions go towards the resources needed to keep an initiative running: materials, coordination, logistics.
Updates keep everyone who gives support informed about what is being achieved. Transparency is not a side issue, but the standard.
Support Food2Grow and help make possible initiatives that put nutrition, growth and human dignity at the centre.