About a billion people suffer from hunger everyday throughout the world, according to the UN, and millions of those people are in Brazil.<br /><br />But with the help of the government's Zero Hunger programme in the country, the southeastern city of Belo Horizonte has come up with a series of innovative ways that ensure no one ever goes without food. <br /><br />The food security policies have had real results - including a 60 per cent drop in infant mortality and a 75 per cent decrease in child malnutrition<br /><br />Craig Mauro reports from Belo Horizonte.<br /><br />[March 24, 2010]
