Namibia Zero Hunger Strategic Review Report

Namibia Zero Hunger Strategic Review Report

Windhoek (Namibia): Government of Namibia, 2016.

English

64 p.

WFP-E057

Namibia committed itself to creating a prosperous and industrialized country, developed by her human resources, enjoying peace, harmony and political stability. Key in this vision is the eradication of poverty and hunger to ensure a healthy and food-secured nation. The government has made tremendous progress working towards attainment of Vision 2030. Through the Zero Hunger Strategic Review Report it was important to highlight factors that put stress on food security in Namibia, take stock of the progress made so far in addressing hunger, identify the gaps in the national response to food insecurity and highlight strategic actions that are needed to achieve zero hunger in Namibia.. The report provides an insight in the food and nutrition security landscape and outlines priority areas for action by all stakeholders including government, development partners, the private sector and civil society. It is a product of extensive literature review including government policy and strategy documents and stakeholder consultations at both national and regional levels.

WFP/E 057

English

MON-015863