Bread Research Papers

1. Josette Sheeran was previously the Vice Chairman of the World Economic Forum, the eleventh Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and has served as the United States Under Secretary for Economic, Business, and Agricultural affairs. As an undersecretary, she carried out initiatives supporting Central Asia’s and Afghanistan’s economic transformation and reconstruction, along with aid and development in countries including China, India, Pakistan, and Lebanon. When Sheeran became the Executive Director at the WFP, she was responsible for managing the world’s largest humanitarian organization. The WFP provides emergency food aid to hungry areas in the world and also addresses chronic hunger in developing areas. Sheeran
The food packet, that she calls “food for humanity”, contains chickpeas, dried milk, and lots of vitamins. It only costs seventeen cents to produce one packet. These packets also do not have to be refrigerated or require water to take. It only took three food technologists from India and Pakistan to produce such a packet. These packets have already changed the life of many children who received them.
School feeding is another way to help relieve hunger and poverty. Sheeran has seen that enrollments in school are fifty percent higher when there is school feeding. The most beneficial effect is on the girls. When girls stay in school, they are less likely to get married early. They will also give birth to healthier children. This will keep malnutrition from being passed down to another generation of children.
Lastly, Sheeran mentions the use of digital cards to purchase food from stores. These cards can be swiped to get up to nine items. They must be nutritious and locally produced. In areas where these cards are used, the dairy industry has even gone up by thirty percent. As more people use their cards to acquire food, more people are being hired by shopkeepers, which also keep the food economy