Careclub Karachi

We visited Vcare Social Welfare Society for our final project in the course of ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

Project Display Event at IQRA UNIVERSITY NORTH CAMPUS.

Visited others stalls to get to know about their motives and also encouraged them by giving positive feedbacks.

Project Display Event at IQRA UNIVERSITY NORTH CAMPUS.
We got the opportunity to explain our motives to the people out there and also visited their stalls to get to know about their work.

Goal 2 of the 2030 Sustainable Development agenda seeks to end hunger and all forms of malnutrition, and double agricultural productivity in the next 15 years. Ensuring this sustainable access to nutritious food universally will require sustainable food production and agricultural practices.

Given the plight of world hunger, this fact is shameful enough, but what many of us may not realise is that wasted food also has a harmful effect on the environment.

There is more than enough food produced today to feed every last one of us. Yet up to 811 million people remain chronically undernourished, amid signs of diminishing momentum towards reaching Zero Hunger.

The governments in developing countries mostly do not align their policies to the needs of the poorest population. There is a lack of strategies to promote agriculture in their own country in such a way that no-one goes hungry.

"PLANTATION ACTIVITY"

Ramsha Gul (13833) shared the growth process of the garlic plant she grown as an activity assigned in the course of ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. (Group #30)

"PLANTATION ACTIVITY"

Syed Masood Hussain bukhari (13433) grew the spinach plant as an activity assigned in the course of ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. (Group #30)

Spinach has vitamins and minerals like vitamin E and magnesium that support your immune system. This system keeps you safe from viruses and bacteria that cause disease. It also defends your body from other things that can hurt you, like toxins.

"PLANTATION ACTIVITY"

Suzaina jalil (14182) grew the morning glory plant as an activity assigned in the course of ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. (Group #30)

The morning glory has been used as a laxative in Asian and Mesoamerican countries for centuries, and a tea was sometimes concocted from its roots as a diuretic and expectorant. Tea brewed from the dry leaves has been used by herbal healers to treat headaches, too.

"PLANTATION ACTIVITY"

Muhammad Hamza Munir ( 14024) grew the fenugreek plant as an activity assigned in the course of ETHICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

Fenugreek is an herb long used in alternative medicine. It’s a common ingredient in Pakistani dishes and often taken as a supplement.

This herb may have numerous health benefits.