Zero Hunger 2026
One coordinated humanitarian programme, implemented across 23 countries spanning Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Latin America, delivering fresh meat to vulnerable households as part of an annual food-security distribution.
The Zero Hunger 2026 Programme was designed to enhance food security among vulnerable and crisis-affected populations through the procurement and distribution of livestock as part of an annual food-security distribution. It was implemented in a global context of persistent and rising food insecurity driven by conflict, economic instability, forced displacement, and climate-related shocks. Across many programme locations, vulnerable households continued to experience severe economic hardship, and access to protein-rich foods such as meat remained extremely limited throughout the year due to rising food prices and reduced household purchasing power. The programme provided a culturally appropriate and dignified mechanism for delivering humanitarian assistance, reinforcing values of solidarity, community cohesion, and psychosocial wellbeing alongside improved nutrition.
23 countries, one coordinated global response.
Every voucher, every scan, every distribution, monitored in real time.
ATLAS, Osman Consulting’s proprietary platform developed by our MEAL Department, was fully integrated throughout the programme to manage beneficiary registration, voucher issuance, and real-time distribution tracking. Beneficiary data was collected using KOBO-based registration tools and used to generate personalised vouchers with unique QR codes. At distribution points, field teams scanned each code to instantly validate beneficiary identity, with data synchronised automatically to the central ATLAS dashboard, giving headquarters live visibility, faster issue identification, and centralised accountability across every participating country.
