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Europe
Food & Water Europe works with grassroots organizations to create a genuinely economically and environmentally viable future.
Latin America
Food & Water Watch works with organizations in Latin America to promote a healthy food system and safe, affordable water for all.
Africa
Food & Water Watch works with organizations in Africa to promote a healthy food system and safe, affordable water for all Africans.
Global Trade
Free trade agreements undermine government policies that protect local farmers, the environment, and maintain agricultural self-sufficiency.
World Water
While the demand for water is on the rise, the supply is shrinking. Water-intensive agriculture, population growth, industrial pollution, breakneck development and other ecological threats are depleting freshwater supplies.