Global Food Security
WISHH builds U.S. soy trade through strategic partnerships to improve health, nutrition, and food security in developing and emerging markets. Below are highlights of programs led by WISHH to connect trade and development in a record number of 28 countries.
What is Global Food Security?
Edith Wheatland: Poultry Pioneer for Ghana
Edith Akosah Wheatland earned yet another honor with the announcement that she is Ghana’s National Best Female Farmer of 2023. ASA’s World Initiative for Soy
USB Chair Reinforces ASA/WISHH Partnership Value
United Soybean Board Chair Steve Reinhard reinforced the value of strategic partnerships with the ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health program last month.
ASA/WISHH International Partners Star at Global Food Security Dialogue
ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health program showcased how WISHH works with international strategic partners and highlighted the role U.S. soy plays in
WISHH Food Security Dialogue Opens with Navy Admiral (ret) and Global Leaders
ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health program kicked off its Global Food Security Dialogue with U.S. Naval Academy Vice Admiral (retired) Sean Buck
ASA/WISHH Sponsors Strategic Partners’ Presentations at Nigeria: NOW Conference
The American Soybean Association’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health Program sponsored the attendance and presentations of multiple African strategic partners at the annual
Building Future Leaders for Aquaculture
ASA/WISHH’s global aquaculture strategy is feeding fish and helping fill the growing demand for aquaculture professionals in sub-Saharan Africa. Since the year 2000, aquaculture production
African Aqua Entrepreneurs Catch Careers that Contribute to Food Security
Flosell Farms is awash with activity on a May morning as Davida Obeng-Mensah and her coworkers harvest young tilapia from ponds perched above the banks
Protein Powerhouse: 25% More Soy
Each April marks Soy Foods Month. April 2023 finds ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health partnering on important work with Edesia Nutrition to
Women Leaders for Science in Sub-Saharan Aquaculture
As aquaculture continues to grow in sub-Saharan Africa, so does ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health program’s work with women leaders, particularly when