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Action Against Hunger has developed its water and sanitation expertise over nearly three decades of field work, advancing a number of solutions for populations at risk from water insecurity.
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Central to the targeting of malnutrition, Action Against Hunger extends water and sanitation improvements to communities with little or no access to proper sources.
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Action Against Hunger's programs are sustainable because of our commitment to community participation—to build local capacity and harnesses a population's energy and resources.
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Though strategies may vary, our food security interventions all share a common goal: to fight hunger by preserving and strengthening livelihoods in a sustainable and contextual manner.
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Action Against Hunger’s innovative food security programs offer a broad range of solutions for generating income, boosting food production, and strengthening livelihoods.
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Our comprehensive approach to hunger involves extending water and sanitation services to communities faced with water scarcity, unsafe drinking water, and inadequate sanitation.
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Action Against Hunger occupies a unique place among international organizations: our expertise encompasses emergency relief, longer-term development, and the terrain in between.
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We have developed an effective method to treat acute malnutrition that includes field-tested protocols and nutritional products backed by an international scientific advisory committee.
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Action Against Hunger helps rehabilitate and restock public health infrastructure, fields mobile health clinics, and trains local medical personnel on preventative and diagnostic care.
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Our comprehensive programs address the linkages between disease and malnutrition by coordinating with local expertise and strengthening existing public health systems.
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Face the Music
Marc Goldfuss sparks interest by his original combination of electronic music and saving lives.
July 1, 2008
Marc Goldfuss founded Sigsaly Transmissions in 2007 as a way to express his devotion Electronic Body Music (EBM), a genre of music originating in the 1980s comprised of mechanized electronic punk sounds and also known as “Industrial” music. Sigsaly Transmissions’ first release, Machines Against Hunger, will contribute to the effort to end world hunger while simultaneously offering diehard fans a wide variety of unreleased EBM, including major artists like Nohno (Dean Dennis of Clock DVA), PSYCHE, Modern Cubism (Side Project of Jean-Luc DeMeyer of Front 242) and The Weathermen. All profits from sales of this 2-CD compilation will be donated to Action Against Hunger.

Marc was first introduced to Action Against Hunger while watching Anderson Cooper 360, and he was immediately captivated by the discussion of ACF’s efforts in Darfur. “I wanted to support this newly discovered cause through my love of electronic music,” he said. Marc decided that Action Against Hunger could be united with the underground music fan base. This creative amalgamation would give EBM enthusiasts a chance to display their politically active attributes in an effort to move away from the dark, angry stereotypes associated with this group.

The project has successfully taken off with 34 bands from around the globe participating, including groups from Greece, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Belgium, Australia, Canada, and the United States. After more than a year of dedication and hard work, the CD is available for purchase on the Sigsaly Transmissions website at www.sigmedia.us, Amazon.com, various online retailers, and independent music stores worldwide.

Machines Against Hunger has a bright future with prospective advertisement on college music radios, a television spot, and an interested Hot Topic music buyer. The originality of Marc’s idea has boosted people’s interest in EBM and Action Against Hunger. The CD compilation is well on its way to becoming a smash hit in the underground and a lifesaver worldwide. Talk about impact!