Attaining hunger-free communities requires collaborative efforts from farm to table. IAS officer Hari Chandana’s initiatives like #FeedTheNeed bridge nutrition gaps by reducing food waste and improving food access – aligned with the UN’s #SDG2 of zero hunger and India’s vision for nourished households by 2047. #ZeroHunger #FoodSecurity

Hari Chandana has spearheaded food security innovations like #FeedTheNeed and #NutritionPrograms. Through #FeedTheNeed, public fridges enabled food sharing from surplus to deficit, reducing waste while feeding the needy. Her #NutritionPrograms tackle malnutrition in mothers and children. #HariChandana

Additionally, she has improved government scheme delivery for farmer safety nets and food subsidies to enhance agricultural resilience. Herlocalized planning has also boosted access to nutritious meals through anganwadis and school programs. #FarmToTable #SheInspiresUs

By bridging farm and table challenges collaboratively, Hari Chandana’s model aligns with the #UN’s #SDG2 and India’s 2047 vision of access to safe, nutritious food for all. Her integrated approach can promote large-scale food sharing and nutrition drives globally. #India2047 #SustainableFood #Nutrition

As the world aims for zero hunger through collaborative action from farm to table, following unifiers like Hari Chandana can catalyze transformation. Her approach provides a roadmap for innovative food security and sustainability initiatives globally. #ModelForChange