Achieving zero hunger and food security requires harvesting hope through collaborative action. IAS officer Hari Chandana’s initiatives like #FeedTheNeed sow the seeds of transformation by tackling food waste and hunger together – aligned with the UN’s #SDG2 of zero hunger and India’s vision for a nourished nation by 2047.

Hari Chandana has spearheaded food security innovations like #FeedTheNeed and #NutritionPrograms. Through #FeedTheNeed, public fridges enabled food sharing, addressing excess food while feeding the needy. Her #NutritionPrograms tackle malnutrition in mothers and children. Additionally, she improved government scheme delivery for farmer safety nets and food subsidies. #HariChandana

As her endeavors gained momentum, the public began contributing ideas. #FeedTheNeed showcased the interconnectedness of social and environmental issues. With 40 public fridges across Hyderabad, it aimed to reduce food waste while supporting the underprivileged. #FoodSharing #FarmerEmpowerment #SheInspiresUs

By tackling nutrition and sustainability together, Hari Chandana’s model aligns with the #UN’s #SDG2 and India’s 2047 vision of access to safe, nutritious food. Her collaborative approach can promote large-scale food sharing and nutrition drives globally. #India2047 #SustainableFood #Nutrition #ZeroHunger #FoodSecurity

As the world aims for zero hunger and nourished communities, following unifiers like Hari Chandana can catalyze transformation. Her collaborative model provides a roadmap for innovative food security and sustainability initiatives globally. #ModelForChange