Action Against Hunger

2006 Annual Report Financials

Action Against Hunger
The international humanitarian organization Action Against Hunger saves the lives of malnourished
children and families, while providing sustainable access to safe water and long-term solutions to hunger.
In emergency situations of conflict, natural disaster, and chronic food insecurity, Action Against Hunger has
pursued its vision of a world without hunger for nearly three decades.

Through the ACF International Network, our 6,000 field staff work in over 40 countries to carry out
innovative, lifesaving programs in nutrition, food security, water and sanitation, health, and advocacy. Our
programs reach some 5 million people a year, restoring dignity, self-sufficiency, and independence to
vulnerable populations around the world.

Board of trustees – 2006 advisory council – 2006

Burton K. Haimes, Chairman Christian Blanckaert Rick Smilow

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Hermès The Institute of Culinary
Education (ICE)
Raymond Debbane, President Olivier Cassegrain
The Invus Group, LLC Longchamp Ronald Waldman
School of Public Health,
Sabine Cassel Columbia University
Michael Golden Jessica Weber
Joseph G. Audi
Aberdeen University Jessica Weber Design
InterAudi Bank
Iman Wendy C. Weiler
Alexis Azria
Impala Inc.–Iman Cosmetics Argosy Partners
Writer
Frank McCourt Nina S. Zagat
Henri Barguirdjian
Author Zagat Survey
Graff USA
Achim Moeller Tim Zagat
Cristina Enriquez-Bocobo
Achim Moeller Fine Art Zagat Survey
Enriquez-Bocobo Constructs
Robert W. Rudzki
Yves-André Istel
KIBAN Corporation
Rothschild, Inc.
Edward M. Sermier
Ketty Maisonrouge
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Ketty Maisonrouge & Company, Inc.
Cara Seymour
Daniel Py
Actor
Medical-Instill Technologies
David R. Shane
Patrick Siegler-Lathrop
International Creative
PSL Conseil
Management, Inc.

Cover photos: ACF-Afghanistan, courtesy I. Eshragi/Agence VU; ACF-Sri Lanka, courtesy J. Lapegue
CONTENTS

action against hunger

3 auditor’s letter

4 statement of financial position

5 statement of activities

6 statement of functional expenses

8 acf international figures

12 donor lists

16 publications & Resources

17 action against hunger staff

2006 Annual Report Financials

ON THE COVER
Our comprehensive
approach to global
hunger delivers a
range of community
centered solutions
to populations in
crisis, like this young
girl’s community
in Afghanistan.

Action Against Hunger
receives top marks from
rating agencies like the
Better Business Bureau,
Charity Navigator, the
American Institute for
Philanthropy, and Guidestar. ACF-Afghanistan, courtesy I. Eshragi /Agence VU
action against hunger 2006 Annual Report Financials


auditor’s letter
 statements of financial position
as of december 31, 2006 and 2005

ASSETS
2006 2005
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash (Note 2):
Headquarters $ 2,482,808 $ 363,364
Field offices 631,021 963,924
Total cash 3,113,829 1,327,288
Grants receivable 9,926,245 5,434,428
Travel advances and other receivables 132,437 51,193
Prepaid expenses 66,634 20,055
Advances to network (Note 3) - 747,974
Total current assets 13,239,145 7,580,938

FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES (Note 8)

Furniture, equipment and vehicles 718,732 527,785
Less: Accumulated depreciation (523,822) (405,549)
Net furniture, equipment and vehicles 194,910 122,236
OTHER ASSETS
Restructuring costs, net of accumulated amortization
of $159,141 in 2006 and $143,227 in 2005 - 15,914
Deposits 14,644 14,448
Total other assets 14,644 30,362

TOTAL ASSETS $13,448,699 $7,733,536

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 411,478 $ 518,063

Provision for unanticipated losses 500,000 500,000
Due to network (Note 3) 156,319 -
Total liabilities 1,067,797 1,018,063
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted 2,970,049 1,710,897
Temporarily restricted (Note 4) 9,410,853 5,004,576
Total net assets 12,380,902 6,715,473

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $13,448,699 $7,733,536

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statements of activities and changes in net assets
for the years ended december 31, 2006 and 2005

2006 2005
Temporarily Temporarily
Unrestricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Total

REVENUE AND SUPPORT

Contributions $ 1,827,176 $ 618,367 $ 2,445,543 $ 1,651,495 $ 1,921,308 $ 3,572,803
Grants (Note 5):
U.S. Government - 5,218,910 5,218,910 133,372 6,750,748 6,884,120
Non-U.S. Government - 18,525,269 18,525,269 33,227 11,416,304 11,449,531
Interest 39,127 - 39,127 24,621 - 24,621
Other 34,211 - 34,211 474 - 474
Net assets released from
donor restrictions (Note 6) 20,362,535 (20,362,535) - 17,121,970 (17,121,970) -
Total revenue and support 22,263,049 4,000,011 26,263,060 18,965,159 2,966,390 21,931,549
EXPENSES
Program Services:
Democratic Republic
of Congo Programs 6,325,160 - 6,325,160 5,192,713 - 5,192,713
South Sudan Programs 1,677,854 - 1,677,854 2,033,458 - 2,033,458
Uganda Programs 2,900,027 - 2,900,027 3,124,967 - 3,124,967
Pakistan Programs 2,284,744 - 2,284,744 1,753,885 - 1,753,885
Tajikistan Programs 783,584 - 783,584 1,058,250 - 1,058,250
Kenya Programs 3,210,923 - 3,210,923 760,867 - 760,867
Chad Programs 345,152 - 345,152 1,403,845 - 1,403,845
Sri Lanka Programs 413,289 - 413,289 821,656 - 821,656
Guinea Programs 172,200 - 172,200 311,087 - 311,087
Mali Programs 464,370 - 464,370 345,073 - 345,073
Lebanon Programs 119,250 - 119,250 - - -
Niger Programs - - - 27,000 - 27,000
Total program services 18,696,553 - 18,696,553 16,832,801 - 16,832,801
Supporting services:
Management and General 2,168,593 - 2,168,593 1,399,513 - 1,399,513
Fundraising 239,660 - 239,660 358,133 - 358,133
Total supporting services 2,408,253 - 2,408,253 1,757,646 - 1,757,646

Total expenses 21,104,806 - 21,104,806 18,590,447 - 18,590,447

2006Lorem

Changes in net assets before other items 1,158,243 4,000,011 5,158,254 374,712 2,966,390 3,341,102
Annual

Provision for unanticipated losses - - - (200,000) - (200,000)

Exchange gain (loss) 100,909 603,120 704,029 (92,605) (462,323) (554,928)
Ipsum

De-obligated awards and funds

Report

returned to donors - (196,854) (196,854) (20,288) (40,342) (60,630)

Dolor

Changes in net assets 1,259,152 4,406,277 5,665,429 61,819 2,463,725 2,525,544

Financials

Net assets at beginning of year 1,710,897 5,004,576 6,715,473 1,649,078 2,540,851 4,189,929
Sit Amet 7.5

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $ 2,970,049 $9,410,853 $12,380,902 $1,710,897 $5,004,576 $6,715,473


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 statement of functional expenses for the year ended
december 31, 2006

Program Services

Democratic
Republic of South
Congo Sudan Uganda Pakistan Tajikistan Kenya Chad
Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs Programs

Salaries, wages, and related benefits $ 858,180 $ 124,245 $ 357,698 $ 379,800 $ 150,982 $371,967 $ 61,973
Insurance 87,709 15,277 41,120 35,499 21,361 35,492 5,006
Rent and utilities - - - - - - -
Consultant fees 58,387 11,138 10,115 44,353 101 11,222 9,081
Travel and representation 130,192 26,796 29,951 67,766 28,348 50,861 11,010
Office supplies 96,750 9,928 34,619 15,358 4,766 47,752 6,227
Telecommunications 144,571 23,296 61,095 75,568 10,998 99,516 16,119
Publications, printing and postage 7,389 5 367 1,067 183 109 328
Equipment maintenance and rental 22,105 4,834 12,950 13,784 1,005 15,001 3,688
Depreciation and amortization (Note 8) 99,181 1,196 46,329 - - 20,240 -
Financial services and video production costs - - - - - - -
Special events - - - - - - -
Project office and housing 407,334 45,820 121,535 104,741 56,379 153,464 38,130
Vehicle, transportation and logistics 1,048,196 541,302 373,575 166,142 99,634 390,792 36,948
Project labor cost, equipment and supplies 3,351,633 867,791 1,855,531 1,367,607 393,399 1,942,676 156,254
Field office expenses subcontracted to
network (Note 3) - - - - - - -
Other 13,533 6,226 (44,858) 13,059 16,428 71,831 388

TOTAL $6,325,160 $1,677,854 $2,900,027 $2,284,744 $ 783,584 $3,210,923 $345,152

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Supporting Services

Total Management Total

Sri Lanka Guinea Mali Lebanon Program and Supporting
Programs Programs Programs Programs Services General Fundraising Services Total

$ - $ - $ - $ - $ 2,304,845 $ 1,133,957 $ 45,170 $1,179,127 $ 3,483,972

- - - - 241,464 151,347 8,896 160,243 401,707
- - - - - 91,897 - 91,897 91,897
- 2,500 2,500 - 149,397 107,910 42,000 149,910 299,307
- - - - 344,924 100,419 - 100,419 445,343
- - - - 215,400 44,482 - 44,482 259,882
- - - - 431,163 16,706 - 16,706 447,869
- - - - 9,448 125,626 - 125,626 135,074
- - - - 73,367 25,836 - 25,836 99,203
- - - - 166,946 60,297 - 60,297 227,243
- - - - - 31,926 42,208 74,134 74,134
- - - - - - 101,386 101,386 101,386
- - - - 927,403 6,322 - 6,322 933,725
- - - - 2,656,589 - - - 2,656,589
- - - - 9,934,891 7,481 - 7,481 9,942,372

413,289 169,700 461,870 119,250 1,164,109 233,077 - 233,077 1,397,186

- - - - 76,607 31,310 - 31,310 107,917

$413,289 $172,200 $464,370 $119,250 $18,696,553 $ 2,168,593 $ 239,660 $2,408,253 $21,104,806

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 acf international figures

acf international network Named for its founding member, Action contre la Faim (ACF), the ACF International Network was founded in 1979
in Paris. Committed to principled humanitarian action, the network shares its combined human resources, breadth of experience, and technical ex-
pertise in its pursuit of a world without hunger. Today, the network consists of five independent organizations headquartered in New York (ACF-USA),
Paris (ACF-France), Madrid (ACF-Spain), London (ACF-UK), and Montréal (ACF-Canada).
ACF International Network operations have increased by more than 67% over the past four years. Thanks to the joint efforts of the five ACF headquar-
ters, the International Network was able to respond in a timely and effective manner to a wide range of complex humanitarian crises in 2006, including
Darfur, the aftermath of the Indonesian Tsunami, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Horn of Africa, and the Sahel.

ACF International Funding

Annual Budgets - Four Year History
n.b. - does not include ACF Canada, which only began operations in 2006

$160,000,000

$140,000,000

$120,000,000
ACF-USA

ACF-USA
ACF-UK
$100,000,000
ACF-UK

ACF-Spain
ACF-USA ACF-Spain
$80,000,000
ACF-UK

ACF-USA

$60,000,000 ACF-UK ACF-Spain

ACF-Spain ACF-France ACF-France

$40,000,000
ACF-France

ACF-France

$20,000,000
2003 2004 2005 2006

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ACF International Network

Revenues by Source for 2005 & 2006

REVENUE SOURCE FY2005 FY2006

UN & Government $78,954,298 $87,599,502

Individual $29,281,135 $30,707,948

Foundation/Corporate $5,279,187 $5,708,292

Other $2,239,515 $1,230,506

TOTAL REVENUES $115,754,135 $125,246,248

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ACF International Funding

Government Donors - 2005

Other Governments United Nations

$15,225,966 $3,902,322
19% 5%

United Kingdom
$9,136,450 ECHO*
12% $30,021,283
38%
United States
$14,357,690
18%

Spain
France $4,099,429
$2,211,157 5%
3%

ACF International Field Operations

Funding by Region - 2005

latin america
$7,509,004
9%

asia
southern africa $24,854,357
$6,208,402 31%
7%

central africa middle east

$9,547,240 $1,790,239
11% 2%

west africa
$12,238,379 east africa
15% $20,908,308
25%

10 * European Community Humanitarian Aid Department

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acf international figures

ACF International Funding

Government Donors - 2006

Other Governments United Nations

$13,487,246 $5,635,382
15% 6%

United Kingdom
$13,282,116
15%

United States ECHO*

$11,212,963 $30,272,260
13% 36%

France Spain
$3,781,379 $9,928,158
4% 11%

ACF International Field Operations

Funding by Region - 2006

latin america
$6,103,543
7%

asia
southern africa
$23,581,195
2006 Annual Report Financials
$7,388,632
26%
8%

central Africa middle east

$10,296,000 $3,770,798
11% 4%

west africa
$14,370,405 east africa
16% $25,810,326
28%

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 donor lists
Action Against Hunger thanks its generous donors for joining with us in our mission to save lives
by eliminating hunger through the prevention, detection, and treatment of acute malnutrition. We have compiled these lists as comprehensively
as possible, and thank the all many individuals—including those whose names do not appear below—for helping to make our work possible.
Please note listings reflect gifts received between January 1 and December 31, 2006.
MAJOR INSTITUTIONAL
DONORS
Bureau of Population, Refugees,
and Migration (BPRM)
Canadian International
Development Agency (CIDA)
Conseil Général du Val de
Marne (France)
European Community
Humanitarian Aid Department
(ECHO)
Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United
Nations (FAO)
Office of the United Nations
High Commissioner for
Refugees (UNHCR)
Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster
Assistance (OFDA)
United Kingdom Department
for International Development
(DFID)
United Nations Children’s Fund
(UNICEF)
United Nations Development
Programme (UNDP)
United Nations World Food
Programme (WFP)
United States Agency for
International Development
(USAID)
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CORPORATIONS Donors of $1,000 Schering Corporations
up to $4,999 Schwab Fund for Charitable
Donors of $25,000
and more Artisan Associates Giving
Wyoming Cancer Specialists,
Calyon Corporation The Blackstone Group
LLC
Banque CAIXA Capital & Counties USA, Inc.
Fidelity Investments Charitable Charitable Pledge Processing
Gift Fund LLC
Orrick, Herrington, Sutcliffe Computer Associates
Foundation International
CRG Art Incorporated
Donors of $10,000
up to $24,999 Crystal International Group Inc
Credit Suisse Securities (USA) Defined Health
LLC Gelman, Rosenberg &
IBM Employee Services Center Freedman
Luxottica Group Goodrich Foundation
Morgan Stanley Google Matching Gifts Program
Rothschild, Inc. Hampshire Hotels & Resorts
Wachovia Securities Home Depot Foundation
Matching Gift Program
Donors of $5,000
International Creative
up to $9,999
Management, Inc.
Adtek Information Systems, Inc.
The McGraw Hill Companies,
Ales Group Inc.
Bausch & Lomb Incorporated Microsoft Giving Campaign
Deutsche Bank Americas Neiman Marcus Group
Foundation Matching Gift Program
Made2Manage Systems Inc. NFI Massachusetts, Inc
Quinlan Private Pepsico Foundation
Reem Bridals, Inc. Pfizer Foundation Matching
Tyco Matching Gifts Program Gifts Program
Weil, Gotshal & wManges LLP Rubin-Lobo LLC

FOUNDATIONS &
ORGANIZATIONS
Donors of $10,000
up to $24,999
United Way of Brevard
Donors of $5,000
up to $9,999
Comfort Aid International
Network For Good
The New York Community
Trust
San Francisco Foundation
Donors of $1,000
up to $4,999
Arcadia University
Artists Against Hunger
Bradford Woods Community
Church
Central High School
The Community Foundation of
Greater New Haven
Enterprise Foundation
The Greenwich Country Day
School
The Henry M. Gunn High
School
The Edward W. Hazen
Foundation
HOPE Sudbury
I Do Foundation
JustGive.org
Lancaster Country Day School
The Nightingale-Bamford
School
Sacremento American Women
in Radio & Television (AWRT)
The Vasicek Foundation
Westlake Church of Religious
Science
INDIVIDUALS & FAMILY
FOUNDATIONS
Donors of $25,000
and more
Joseph G. & Claude Audi
René-Pierre & Alexis Azria
Raymond Debbane
Cristina Enriquez-Bocobo
Burton K. Haimes
Daniel & Pascale Knapp
Ketty P. Maisonrouge
Jean-Marc Moriani
John & Wendy Neu
Daniel & Pascale Py
Cody J. Smith
Donors of $10,000
up to $24,999
Henri Barguirdjian
George A. Bitar
Dominic Castriota
Daniel & Jill Dienst
Nicole Douillet
Blair W. Effron
John & Melissa Eydenberg
Pierre & Isabelle Fay
Jeffrey R. Gural
Linda Huett
William T. Hyde, III
Kathleen Begala & Yves-André
Istel
Earl L. Linehan
John J. Mack
Chris A. & Jeanne Markel
Donald & Shelly Meltzer
Maurice R. Meslans & Margaret
Holyfield
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Naddisy Foundation, Inc. Peter & Elizabeth Vanderslice
Sawaya Family Foundation Paul A. Zrimsek
Karim F. Tabet
Donors of $1,000
Christy Turlington Burns up to $4,999
Thomas B. Walker Susannah Alle
Wendy Weiler Richard & Lynda Amey
Donors of $5,000 Mahyar Amirsaleh
up to $9,999 Philippe J. Amouyal
Marla Mayer & Chris Ahearn Anonymous
Anonymous Jean-Pierre Arnoux
Adrienne Armstrong David Asseoff
Betty Bobrow Anita Babikian
Melanie Branca Joseph & Frances A. Bachman
William C. A. Clancy Margaret Barkley Byess
Jack M. Cohen Khallil Barrage
Robert de Rothschild F. & Veronique Batrus
Hester Diamond Dorene Beller
Jonas Fajgenbaum Fabrizio Bentivoglio
Sabina Fila Deborah Berger
Elise K. Haas Bogota Savings Bank
Robert & Soledad Hurst John N. Brady
Hisashi & Kuniko Juba Marc & Ursula Brune
Habib Kairouz Howard G. Buffett
Chang H. Kim Michele Busy-Chammah
Kathy Lafreniere Philo Calhoun
Yves Leperlier Keith & Louise Carlson
Craig S. Medwick Michael & Constance Carroll
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Harlan Moore Olivier Cassegrain
Catherine Orentreich Kenneth & Shirley Ceradsky
Marcy & Paul Pfeiffer Sandra Chalstrom
Craig Pierce Clifford Chance
Pierre Pottier David Coleman
Mandakini & Radhika Puri James Cook
Edward & Barbara Shapiro David & Debra Cooper
Mario Soussou Araldo & Patricia Cossutta
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Deborah Cowal James Harmon McManus Jennifer Sevigny

Christopher Cox Robert S. Harrison Glen McDonald Glenn Shaikun
Jean-Pierre & Stacy Daccache Kathryn Hartmann Stacey Mednick Susan Shroyer
Elizabeth de Cuevas Maria Hayata Henry S. Miller Greg & Karen Shunick
Michel de Rosen Frank Hermantin Achim & Colette Moeller Jane Sinauer
Nina Del Rio Gregory Hill Richard S. Moffitt Rabinder P. Singh
Everett DePangher Mark Holzberg Dustin Moskovitz Narinder Singh
Kay M. Diederich Dan Horgan Michele F. Moss Basil G. Skalkeas
Ronald E. Dilday Christopher Hughes Mysti Murphy Elizabeth Smith-Malik
Adam Dingle Scott James Khalil A. Nayla Hadchiti Christopher & Patrice Sobecki
Abigail Disney Mark Johnson Raluca Neacsu Abigail Somma
Harry & Chant Dolman- Andrea & Mark Kaplan Arthur Norcross Inky Song
Dussouchaud Walter E. Keating John Ohly Tracy J. Straus
Camacho Dominique Gary Knell Tiffany Olson Thelma Sullivan
John Dougherty Robert & Ida Kowit Penny L. Phelan Philippe & Joumana Tager
William Doyle Bruce Kraus Ron Phillips Matthew Tate
Ed & Joyce Drake Family Fund Lynn Lagos Robert & Tracey Pruzan William & Villabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Estes Catherine & Henry Lanier Frederic & Maria Ragucci Richard L. Thiel
Mollie Favour & Bradley Miller Marilyn Lawrence Annapurna Ramanarayanan Linda Vitaletti
Kerri Fersel Clint Laytham A. Douglas Rao Henry & Margaret Vosswinkel
Randall Fisher Stephen Ledoux & Julie Dien Amanda Rich Rubina Wahid
Jody Fleischer Zeno Lee Rimerman Family Foundation David & Coleen Weeks
Arthur Fleischer Jr. Gerald L. Lennard Lai Shan Siu & Stephen Rishton Stephan Wessels
Jean-Louis Galliot Judith Lidsky Nancy Romero James Wiener
Terry George Patricia Lizarraga Beatrice Schreter & Charles Ethan Wohl
Mark D. Giarratana, Esq. Rose
Emily Lizcano Tony Wolff
Walter Gibat, Jr. & Nancy James & Alice Ross
Michel & Odile de Schietere Peter & Carolan Workman
Gibat Longchampt David Rush Myrth York
Adam D. Glickman Nancy Gray & Thomas Lynch Camile G. Saba
Marc & Mariannick Gobe Gina G. MacArthur Jennifer L. Schiff
Margaret Graff C. Alan MacDonald Douglas Schloss
Anne M. Grayhack & Alison Holtzschue
James R. Malone
James Greenwood Michael Schloss
Daniel Martinelli
Bryan Grieme Ruth Schwartz
Sishush Maru
Erik & Christiane Grotness Jennifer Schwarz
Charles & Ursula Massoud
Dave & Carol Hansen Randy Seeley
John McDermott & Victoria

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VOLUNTEERS, INTERNS, organizational efficiency
& DONORS OF IN-KIND 2006 Data
GOODS OR SERVICES
Ama Korma Baidu-Forson
Rachel Berger Management & Fundraising
Le Bernadin Administration $138,274
$2,168,593 0.7%
Bill Blass 10.3%
Nina Rabinovitch Blecker
Rolando Brown
Chefs for Humanity
Cat Coro
Program Services
Daniel $18,696,553
89.0%
Robert de Rothschild
Dana Finkelstein
Maya Grant
Blaise Hayward
Karoline Kothe
Alex Krstevski
L’Olivier Downtown
action against hunger consistently receives top marks
Luxottica Group from rating agencies like the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance,
Macallan Scotch Whiskey Charity Navigator (receiving their highest 4-star rating), the American Insti-
tute for Philanthropy (top-rated with an “A+”), the Independent Charities of
Kristin L. McFetridge America (as a “Best in America” nonprofit), and Guidestar. As an operational
Veronica Moreno agency that directly oversees the implementation of our own programs,
we are committed to a policy of transparency and disclosure by ensuring
New York Giants
that key financial information is publicly available and that our programs
Jamie Niven undergo external evaluation to assess their impact.
Nicholas Pappas
Robert Polidori 2006 Annual Report Financials
Stefanie Schlüter
Virginie Sommet
Alice Stock
Heather Strack
The Thomas Group Printing
Monsieur Touton Selections, Ltd.
Henry Weil
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Amber Zuberi

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 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, cost-
effective 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
action against hunger publications
Action Against Hunger’s International Network 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.
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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
works, documenting the daily
struggles for life and dignity that
confront so many communities
around the world.
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
of ACF’s field staff with solid
academic research, this page-
turning study and indictment of
the status quo is sure to capture
the imagination of any activist or
student of world affairs.
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
humanitarian efforts through the
urgency of the stories and portraits
captured on film.
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