LibGuides: SDG Guide: Zero Hunger

Book list

A Day In The Life Of Alvaro Pop (Cocoa Producer From Belize)(link is external) - This is part of a comprehensive teaching resource, which supports teachers at EYFS and KS1 (ages 3-8) to introduce global learning through the themes of interconnectedness, fairness and sustainability.
Making It Count(link is external) - Based on the educational and psychological research reviewed in this report, key objectives are proposed for planning or evaluating educational programmes designed at achieving behaviour change.

My Breakfast, Your Breakfast(link is external) - This resource explores access to food and global inequality. Learners discuss eating habits, the similarities and differences between children in other countries and why not all children have equal access to food.
Find Your Way Through Trade(link is external) - These lesson plans explain the basic principles of global trade starting with everyday items from the supermarket, where items come from, how they reach us, the supply chain and global trade.
Our Food, Our World(link is external) - This set of lesson plans looks at foods from around the world and builds understanding of other children's cultures and lives.

A Day In The Life Of A Honeymaker(link is external) - “A Day in the Life of a Honeymaker” is a beautiful animated film that follows Dominique, who is a beekeeper and honeymaker
Australian Food – What Do Australians Eat(link is external) - A personal memory of Australian food & cuisine
Adula – The Granary Song From Uganda(link is external) - A great, fun children's song from the Teso people of Uganda is sung to warn young people against stealing grain or groundnuts (peanuts) from the granary. Helen from Uganda teaches children how to sing this simple song with words on screen.

Night Stars(link is external) - A comic adventure to support Sustainable Development Goal 2 – Zero Hunger
Rise Of The Plate PioneerZ(link is external) - A comic adventure to support Sustainable Development Goal 2 and 3
Bush Telegraph - It's More Than Just Food(link is external) - This resource explores the issues and reasons why our global food system is not currently sustainable.

Introducing The Plate PioneerZ(link is external) - How and why does eating healthily affect the outcome of the Global Goals?
Every Plate Tells A Story(link is external) - This resource helps students understand how the Global Goals were created and are to be achieved by 2030 and evaluates a representative meal and identifies alternatives that support the Global Goals.

Food And The SDGs(link is external) - To celebrate the World’s Largest Lesson in 2017, children think about how their food choices impact the SDGs and pledge to make changes from healthy eating to reducing wastage and sourcing closer to home.
Food Security, Climate Change And The Philippines (link is external)- This video follows Marie and Roberto to explore the impacts of climate change on food security for people living in developing countries, like The Philippines.
Food And Human Well-being(link is external) - Video comparing the Food Security situation in Bali and Sumba

Equal Nutritious Breakfast- Maliyadeva College - Page 95 - This project utilizes “sustainable production and consumption” as we use locally produced grains, vegetables, and greens so that area farmers earn more income. With respect to the preservation of natural resources, we use environmentally friendly and reusable coconut shells found in nature. The students showed remarkable improvement in learning. The teachers were positively impacted by this project as well, as they also could have breakfast. The school principal has been very happy to devote his time to this project. In addition, the local community members are very happy to hear and notice their children’s progress. Shop keepers and farmers can also earn extra profit from this project. As for families, they also benefit because they spend less money, and their children are able to eat in the morning even though they leave home with empty stomachs, as most of them commute from faraway places.