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With the successful completion of SWEEP, elected women representatives have taken the lead as mentors, facilitators, and political leaders, heading campaigns to raise awareness of malnutrition in India in April 2012.

Updates from Hunger Project programs in Benin, including the improvement of epicenters with the support of the Dutch financial investor group Kataklé, the training of  elected representatives of rural banks, and the commencement in both health and children’s education programs at Daringa Epicenter.

Through the power of radio broadcasting, indigenous women in Peru partnered with The Hunger Project's partner organization, Chirapaq, have had the opportunity to lead innovative and educational radio programs, broadcasting public announcements about various social issues in 2012.

Updates from THP programs in Ethiopia, including the completion of 14 water supply projects bringing safe water to 1,500 epicenters, and the inception and development of four literacy centers hosting 800 adult learners.