Paving the Way to Zero Hunger: A school garden ripe with food and teachings

In today’s episode, we spotlight Gwembe Primary School where students are running an innovative hydroponics garden that produces fresh, delicious vegetables to supplement their school meals.

[@arnoldmadambi9805]

sustainability the way to go good job WFP

[@kendebusk2540]

I personally know someone from Zambia, have asked her about donating to a charity there. She is unaware of food programs in her area but her sister works for a scholarship fund (non-profit) and I will probably donate there. Thanks for reminding me, Andrew, that we in the US have more than we need and should share with others around the world who are not as fortunate as we are!

[@kway8491]

Teach. Teach. Teach....and learn. I am in it for everything!!!

[@alexischeong4730]

This should be a model school for my country

[@HFC786]

Insightful and fascinating

[@jamelpatterson5687]

Ageno Foundation International Inc is also encouraging farming, to address food insecurities

[@LoanNguyen-jm7xl]

👍👍👍

[@beshebabarnes3004]

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[@lundysden6781]

WE need this stuff in EVERY school world wide! Our current edu. situation is broken and a waste of $$ and resources. People use to be self sufficient, now they cant feed themselves or do much of anything. Time to start over. I also see a huge difference bt those kids and kids here in the states.

[@hellacooook]

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[@dipinmylip1171]

These hydroponic systems are reffered to as Kratke Hydroponics