National Programme Mexico Without Hunger. Country/Territory Mexico Document type Date 2014 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Agricultural & rural development, Food & nutrition Keyword Family farming Smallholders/peasants Cooperative/producer organization Rural employment Financial agricultural measures Indigenous peoples Food security Food waste Gender Governance Public health Poverty Geographical area Americas, Central America, East Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN FAO, North Atlantic, North Pacific, North-East Pacific Entry into force notes 2014-2018. Abstract The National Programme Mexico Without Hunger 2014-2018 is a sectoral programme which establishes the national strategy to address hunger and social needs of the Mexican population in extreme poverty. It complements the National System for the Crusade Against Hunger established in 2013, and is aligned with the National Development Plan 2013-2018. The NPMWH has the following six objectives: 1) zero hunger from adequate food and nutrition for people in extreme multidimensional poverty and lack of access to food; 2) to reduce chronic and acute child malnutrition and improve the indicators of weight and height of children; 3) to increase food production and income of farmers and small agricultural producers; 4) to minimize post-harvest and food losses during its storage, transport, distribution and marketing; 5) to promote economic development and the employment of the areas with the highest concentration of extreme poverty: and 6) to promote community participation in the eradication of hunger. In addition, the NPMWH has the following three cross-cutting strategies: 1) to create an inclusive and modern government, 2) to democratize productivity, and 3) to introduce gender perspective in all levels of the government." Full text Spanish References - Legislation Implements Decreto por el que se aprueba el Plan Nacional de Desarrollo 2013-2018. Legislation | Mexico | 2013 Keyword: Sustainable development, Agricultural development, Policy/planning, Gender, Indigenous peoples, Right to food, Human rights Source: FAO, FAOLEX