Our Impact

According to the United Nations, the world’s population is expected to increase by 9.7 billion by 2050. With this increased population, comes consumption which will place unparalleled demand on the world’s food system. However, the current global food system is broken. In order to meet future needs, the system must change.

  • Over 800 million people suffering hunger globally.

  • 1/3 of arable land has been lost over the last 40 years.

  • Over half the world's population could rely on food imports by 2050.

  • We consume 70% of our freshwater in agriculture.

“Reducing a community’s reliance on distant markets, intermediaries and food price fluctuations can be met by decentralizing access to resources, finance and technology. Local food systems will be strengthened while higher value and certified products can be sent to larger markets.

— Food and Agricultural Organization of the UN

Tech for Good.

Creating an impact: To reduce inequality within and among our communities.

The program aims to create a sustainable ecosystem for non-profits to address food insecurity and inspire more businesses to engage in CSR activities.

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  • Advances in agricultural technology, such as Dunya’s, can help strengthen local food hubs to ensure that there is an increase in affordable and accessible supply of fruits and vegetables to vulnerable communities.

  • The adoption of the Tech for Good program will add not only provide a supplementary supply of produce, a revenue stream to support communities or individuals. Its participants will acquire new skillsets in gardening, a sense of community and well-being.

  • Tech for Good offers employment opportunities for those who are typically marginalized (i.e., neurodiverse needs, BIPOC, homeless, LGBTQ+)