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United States legislation that provides for the delivery of American agricultural commodities to foreign countries to combat hunger and malnutrition and to encourage economic development. Involved countries are those experiencing food crises or emergencies, mainly in the developing world.

A US government's global hunger and food security initiative; involves partnerships with countries to develop their agriculture sector and reduce the number of hungry and malnourished people, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa and South and Southeast Asia.

A global effort that aims to improve income and food security in low-income countries by boosting agricultural productivity. It involves financial support from G20 and other donors and partners with countries that have comprehensive investment plans for agriculture.

A program of the European Union that aims to combat food insecurity; it provides support to projects in the form of grants and aids the delivery of EU-sourced agricultural goods to countries in need, with a focus on countries outside the EU but also aids disadvantaged individuals within member states.

A program initiated in Canada that promotes sustainable agriculture and aims to improve the living standards of small-scale farmers in developing countries. This program relies on farmer-to-farmer support and sharing of agricultural knowledge and practices.

A program by the NGO Mercy Corps that focuses on small-scale agricultural development to improve food security and economic conditions. The program operates across various countries, especially in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

A United Nations agency created to address hunger and promote food security. Guidelines involve short-term relief projects and long-term developmental programs. It operates in over 83 countries.