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WISHH Committee Plans Annual Meeting in Washinton, DC
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WISHH ‘FEEDing Pakistan’ Project Featured in USDA GAIN Report
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WISHH Leads Multi-Cooperator Trade Conferences in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Extruder Arrives in Pakistan Under ASA/WISHH Project
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WISHH Attends Global Feed Conference in South Africa
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WISHH SARAI Project Poultry and Dairy Feeding Trial Locations Secured
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WISHH Participates in DAWN Agri Expo in Lahore, Pakistan
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WISHH Provides Small Business Training to Soy Factory in Afghanistan
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Soybean Meal Shipment Arrives in Pakistan
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SARAI Program Sheyenne Seeds Arrive in Afghanistan for Spring Planting
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ASA/WISHH Program Featured in USDA GAIN Report About Pakistan Aquaculture
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ASA/WISHH Ships 25 MT of Soybean Meal to Pakistan
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ASA Salutes Army Colonel Doug Rose for Support of WISHH in Afghanistan
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Colonel Doug Rose on USDA-funded Soybeans for Ag Renewal in Afghanistan Initiative SARAI
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School Feeding Initiative Declaration

Welcome

The World Initiative for Soy in Human Health (WISHH), a program of the American Soybean Association (ASA), brings the benefits of U.S. soy protein to developing countries where it can make a difference in lives today and in the future. Over 800 million people worldwide, including 200 million children are undernourished.  Soy is well suited to provide the protein, calories and other nutritional needs of such people. 

The creation of WISHH in 2000 by U.S. soybean growers showed their concern for the undernourished around the globe. Since its creation, WISHH has been enhancing the protein intake of many nations through market development, humanitarian assistance, education and research. 

WISHH also understands that developing nations of today are tomorrow's customers for U.S. soy.  All of the top 10 export countries for U.S. soy is a current or former recipient of U.S. foreign aid assistance.

Celebrity D.C. and Senegalese Chefs Use Soy Flour to Demonstrate Healthy, Global Taste


WISHH Soy Value Pyramid

WISHH is pleased to introduce its newly revised WISHH Soy Value Pyramid to illustrate how soy generates both nutrition and economic growth in developing countries.

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WISHH Soy Value Pyramid


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