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        • 1. Partner Info
        • 2. Situation Assessment
          • 2.1 Project Location
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        • 3. Beneficiaries
          • 3.1 Description of Beneficiaries
          • 3.1a Targeting Methods - Strengths and Weaknesses
          • 3.2 Local Participation
          • 3.2a Sphere Minimum Standard: Participation in Food Aid
        • 4. Expected Results
          • 4.1 Purpose (Expected Impact)
          • 4.2 Objectives (Expected Outcomes)
            • 4.2a Objectives - Relief Food Distribution
            • 4.2b Objectives - Food-for-Work
            • 4.2c Objectives - Seed Distribution
            • 4.2d Objectives - Food Security
            • 4.2e Objectives - Complementary Nutrition Activities
          • 4.3 Expected Outputs
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        • 5. Activities and Inputs
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            • 5.1a Food Aid
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          • 5.2 Environmental Analysis
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        • 6. Food/Seed Inputs
          • 6.1 Food Commodities
            • 6.1.1 Commodity Requirements
              • 6.1.1a Free Distribution
              • 6.1.1b Food-for-Work
            • 6.1.2 Delivery Mode
              • 6.1.2a Canadian Shipments
              • 6.1.2b Local Purchases
          • 6.2 Seeds
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  “We are All Connected” follows musician Steve Bell and his wife Nanci on a recent trip to India and Bangladesh. The film helps viewers gain a deeper understanding of hunger and shows some of the work being done by the Canadian Foodgrains Bank through their member agencies and partners in the region
  
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