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IF: WHAT YOU HELPED ACHIEVE
Since January you've helped the Enough Food for Everyone IF campaign put the fight against hunger on the global agenda. Now that the G8 leaders have left for home, find out what you helped achieve for the world's poorest children.
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Save the Children UKTuesday at 19:11
The IF G8 flotilla storms Enniskillen castle
How do you make sure world leaders take decisive action to end world hunger? Storm a castle with viking boats - obviously! Today the G8 summit came to a close and the outcome is a step in the right direction - thank you to everyone who has helped to put hunger, and the issues that drive it, on the G8 agenda. There's still more to do but we should all be proud.
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