Overall Impact of Life Garden Program
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Assess the overall impact of Life Garden Program that is running in 20 countries
ABOUT COMPANY
Creating Food and Health Security in the developing countries
PROJECT SCOPE
Positions Available: One individual student 80 Hours
An extensive outline has been created showing the possible multidimensional impact of the projects. We need to create 6000 word summary from the outline with research showing the need for the identified areas of change.
Part of this summary is also to touch on how the Life Garden program can impact as many as 14 of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals
This project may include, but is not limited to:
- Work with founder to assess possible impact areas
- Do research to validate the importance of each area - example - problem of vitamin A deficiency in the developing world
- After impact areas are developed - tie them into 17 UN Sustainability Development Goals
- This report will be used to encourage international organizations to work toward a prevention model of development.
Founder will be working closely with the research student to draft the report. Every 10 hours a review will be done of the progress
About the company
Thrive for Good empowers people to grow health and step out of poverty by cultivating Life Gardens.
Globally, we’re better than ever at filling bellies with sheer calories. But food doesn’t equal nutrition.
2 billion people living on low-cost diets don’t get the vitamins, minerals and micronutrients they need for life. Kids don’t get enough nutrients to develop and grow strong. Adults can’t stay healthy to provide for their families.
Thrive is teaching and equipping people to grow an abundance of healthy, organic, disease-fighting foods - sustainably.
Life Gardens make this transformation possible. Well-nourished children get sick less often and perform better in school. Adults can fight disease, so fewer children are orphaned. With health and the skills to generate an income from growing surplus food, they can take hold of a life beyond poverty.
For just $15, you can give one person everything they need to grow their own health for life.