Action Against Hunger Financial Report 2007

The Justice of Eating: The Struggle
for Food and Dignity in Recent
Humanitarian Crises
Hunger Watch Report, Action
Against Hunger, Pluto Press,
2007-08: London, UK (102 pages)
An assessment of hunger in
several African case studies, this
book weaves personal testimonies
into a a powerful indictment of
the institutions, structures, and
processes that account for the
persistence of hunger today.
Water and HIV: Working for
Positive Solutions
Hunger Watch Report,
Action Against Hunger, 2007:
London, UK (102 pages)
Poor water and sanitary conditions
complicate the treatment of
malnutrition for people living with
HIV/AIDS, but Action Against
Hunger’s ongoing research and field
work offer a range of proven, costeffective
solutions.
Women & Hunger:
Women Play a Central Role
in the Fight Against Hunger
Hunger Watch Report, Action
Against Hunger, 2006-07:
Paris, France (41 pages)
As the principal providers for
Misère urbaine: la faim cachée
Action Against Hunger, Editions Au
diable vauvert, 2006:
Paris, France (127 pages)
Five Agence VU photographers
visited ACF’s programs to
give photographic voice to the
phenomenon of urban hunger,
creating a startling companion
piece to ACF’s study on urban
hunger, La faim dans les villes.
La faim dans les villes
Eric Levron, Action Against
Hunger, Hermann Editeurs, 2006:
Paris, France (158 pages)
Urban demographics are explosive
and set to grow by 100,000
people a day for the next 30 years,
promising an upswing in urban
hunger, a phenomenon with its
own dynamics. This important
assessment presents studies of urban
hunger in the D.R. Congo, Haiti,
Argentina, and Liberia.
Regards sur le monde:
Les visages de la faim
Action Against Hunger,
Editions Acropole, 2005:
Paris, France (224 pages)
A group of notable Agence VU
photographers give artful testimony
to the contexts in which ACF
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
for Populations at Risk
Action Against Hunger, Hermann
Editeurs des Sciences et des Arts,
2005: Paris, France (801 pages)
An instructional manual for both
emergency and development
settings, this authoritative book
condenses ACF’s three decades
of expertise in extending water
and sanitation improvements to
populations in need.
The Geopolitics of Hunger:
The Geopolitics of Responsibility
(2003-04)
Vendôme Impressions,
Groupe Landais, 2004:
Paris, France (300 pages)
The Geopolitics of Responsibility
takes a hard look at the actors who
contribute to the persistence of
global hunger—the roles played
by armed groups, government
institutions, the international
community, and more.
The Geopolitics of Hunger:
Hunger and Power (2001-02)
Action Against Hunger, Lynne
Rienner Publishers, 2002:
Boulder, CO, USA (354 pages)
Combining the concrete experience
Assessment and Treatment
of Malnutrition in Emergency
Situations
Claudine Prudhon, Action Against
Hunger, Imprimerie Compedit
Beauregard, 2002:
Paris, France (317 pages)
Intended for those with significant
medical training, this manual
combines ACF’s proven field
expertise with the latest scientific
insights to create an indispensable
guide for the treatment and
prevention of malnutrition.
The Geopolitics of Hunger:
Hunger as a Weapon (1998-99)
Presses Universitaires de France,
1998: Paris, France (303 pages)
Action Against Hunger’s flagship
publication investigates the uses of
hunger as a political instrument.
This volume also offers inspiring
examples of ACF’s field programs
that deliver lasting solutions to
global hunger.
Souffles du monde
Action Against Hunger, BBK
Edition, 1998: Paris, France
Eleven renowned photographers
take an intimate tour of ACF’s field
programs where each reconstructs
an alternate vision of global
action against hunger publications
ACF International publishes a number of works for a variety of
audiences each year. A sizeable catalogue of more specialized
resources—context analyses, regional assessments, community
surveys, and special field reports—can also be found online at
www.actionagainsthunger.org/resources/publications
families around the world, women
are key partners in the struggle
to end hunger and agencies must
incorporate such realities into
the very design of their
humanitarian programs.
works, documenting the daily
struggles for life and dignity that
confront so many communities
around the world.
of ACF’s field staff with solid
academic research, this pageturning
study and indictment of
the status quo is sure to capture
the imagination of any activist or
student of world affairs.
humanitarian efforts through the
urgency of the stories and portraits
captured on film.
16