Secretary Clinton's Press Availability in Phnom Penh
Resilience
Feed the Future strengthens resilience to help families, communities and countries manage risk as well as adapt and respond to shocks and stresses without compromising their food security, nutrition, livelihoods and well-being. Feed the Future emphasizes support for marginalized and underrepresented groups like poor households, indigenous peoples, women, youth, persons with disabilities and those affected by migration and displacement. We invest in people and systems at all levels to strengthen resilience and propel transformative, sustainable change.
A Space-age Solution to Climate Resilience
In an instant, climate shocks like floods and storms can devastate communities, damaging farmland and infrastructure and wiping out years of hard-won progress. One of… Read more
Honduras
, Nepal
Fostering Resilience and Sustainability in Honduras
Young farmer Thelma Flores did not believe she could make a living from farming after nearly a decade of drought in Honduras. But then Flores… Read more
Honduras
Integrated Rice-Fish Farming in Nigeria: A Resilient Approach in the Face of Climate Change
Nigeria
Stories
How Does Feed the Future Measure Gender Impacts?
Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Founding of the Land-Grant University System and the U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Sowing the Seeds of Cambodia's Future
USAID Administrator Shah Celebrates the 150th Anniversary of the Morrill Act
Secretary Clinton on Mozambique's Independence Day
Secretary Clinton's Remarks at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development Plenary
Powering Energy to Face the Challenges of World Hunger
At 38th G8 Summit, Private Sector Leaders Have a Place at the Table
Feed the Future Grants Awarded to Two Guatemalan Organizations
Representative Sam Farr Hosts Congressional Event on Food Security in Latin America
