North Korea

The food supply in North Korea is dramatic. Several factors contribute to this emergency: Soils are depleted, fertilizers are lacking, drought and flooding have affected the crops. Trade embargo and border closures encapsulate the country from the rest of the world.
HOW WE HELP
We run three bakeries and three soymilk factories, and distribute the products to nurseries, kindergartens, orphanages, and elementary schools more
We run three bakeries and three soymilk factories, and distribute the products to nurseries, kindergartens, orphanages, and elementary schools more
We run a factory to produce up to 10 000 tons of fertilizer per year more
We run a factory to produce up to 10 000 tons of fertilizer per year more
FACTS & FIGURES
Capital: Pyongyang
Area: 120 500 km2
Population: 26 Mio.
Life expectancy: 72 years
Children mortality: 22 (per 1000)
Alphabetization: 100 %
Religions: traditionally Buddhists and Confucianists (religious activities non-existent)
Human Freedom Index: -
FOOD FOR CHILDREN
Children suffer the most, one in three of whom is malnourished. »Their hunger drives them to gnaw on tree bark«, the AVC project manager reports with dismay. Thanks to its own production, AVC can feed 10 000 children five days a week.
FOOD FOR THE FIELD
To save people from starvation, AVC has been operating a fertilizer factory since 2012. The experience has been extremely positive: fertilized fields produce up to five times the yield. The factory has developed well and is now self-sustaining.
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