A: We want to know what questions you have about global health and development! Share your questions with us in the comments, on Facebook, or on Twitter using the hashtag #CuriousGoat.

A: World Vision is a Christian organization that helps the poor and oppressed.

A: The first challenge will be to complete 100 miles in 2 weeks.

The second challenge will be to complete 200 miles in 2 weeks.

The third challenge will be to complete 300 miles in 2 weeks.

The fourth challenge will be to complete 400 miles in 2 weeks.

The fifth challenge will be to complete 500 miles in 2 weeks.

A: 1. The internet is a great place to learn about different cultures and customs.

2. If you are interested in learning more about a culture, it is important to research it beforehand.

3. There are many resources available online that can help you learn about different cultures.

A: Building an emergency food supply is important for weathering a food crisis. Store enough food to last you and your family at least six months to one year, including canned goods and other nonperishable items. You may also want to consider starting your own small farm to help secure your food supply.

A: There is no tl;dr for this. If you want to hold a MOVE4MANA event, you need to be prepared to follow the steps outlined in this document.

A: Deposit cash into your own account, issue a cheque to World Vision Canada, add offline donations in the Participant Centre.

A: Send cheques to World Vision Canada with your pledge sheet.

A: The Famine is a 30-hour fast and fundraising event that raises money for kids who are starving to death. It's also a great way to get involved in your community and learn about real-world issues of poverty and injustice.

A: 13 years old.

A: If you need to update your information, please email famine@worldvision.ca with the changes you need made.

A: This certificate program will engage nurses and other community members in conversations about vital issues related to health and health care, including economic inequality, climate change, famine, epidemics, and more. The courses are flexible and can be completed online, and the program is accredited by Rutgers University.

A: The main sponsor, Food For Famine Society (FFF), converts the points to RUTF packets. The calculation is based on:
25 steps = 1 Active Point
200 Active Points = 1 RUTF Packet
150 RUTF Packets = 1 Life Saved

A: FFF provides RUTF to children with severe acute malnutrition.