DIAR MEANS WOMEN IN DINKA-THE LANGUAGE OF OUR FOUNDER.

MEET DIAR

Our mission is to strengthen the war survivors, women, children, refugees and immigrants most vulnerable women and their communities. The Diar Foundation seeks to improve the lives of economically disadvantaged women in Africa and America. We seek to enhance their wellness, independence, and self-sufficiency. We continue to provide our communities in Colorado United States, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda an environment in which they will be equipped to cultivate their awareness and expand their future opportunities. This is accomplished by our use of a variety of innovative and effective educational tools and strategies. Through education, farming, small businesses, and supportive networks.

South Sudan will never starve again

"Nourishing Communities: Our food Security Program's Commitment to Hunger Relief."
Team in fields
Team visiting Fields.

 

Discover how the Diar Foundation is working to ensure South Sudan never faces starvation again. Join our mission to end hunger and create a brighter future.

South Sudan Will Never Starve Again program is an initiative program to Fight Against Hunger in East Africa in South Sudan, Uganda, and Sudan.

The East Africa region struggles with recurrent climate shocks including drought and floods, pests, diseases, and food insecurity. Children, pregnant, and nursing women experiencing acute malnutrition are particularly vulnerable. The agriculture and livestock sector are dominated by rain-fed agriculture and the changing climate disproportionately affects the poor and marginalized groups in East Africa who have a lower capacity to adapt. Population growth and migration are further straining food security in the region.

Food Security and Gender Equality.

Women are responsible for half of the world’s food production, and in most developing countries they produce between 60 and 80 percent of the food. Yet, women continue to be regarded as home producers or assistants on the farm, and not as farmers and economic agents on their own merit.

Women receive a small fraction of assistance for agricultural investments; women in Africa receive less than 10 percent of small farm credit and 1 percent of total credit to the agricultural sector. Empowering women farmers is vital to lifting rural communities out of poverty, especially as many developing nations face economic crises, food insecurity, HIV/AIDS, environmental degradation, and increasing urbanization. Increasing agricultural production improves food security and Empower women and youth incomes Women’s workloads decreased Improving farmers’ consultation and ownership over the project needs improvement.

OBJECTIVE OF OUR SOUTH SUDAN WILL NEVER STARVE AGAIN FOOD SECURITY PROGRAM;

Is to establish sustainable agriculture and food distribution systems, ensuring reliable access to nutritious food for vulnerable communities, reducing hunger, and promoting Self Sufficiency.