What follows is a range of interviews which we have gathered from around the business, specifically focused on the Global Food Crisis and the response members of our team are currently working on. Also included here are general interviews which we have conducted specifically for Blog Action Day.
Enjoy! 
We interviewed Tim Costello and asked him one very important question…what is poverty?
Adam Valvasori, from The Body Shop blog, interviewed Tim Costello about a whole range of things. Here they are, chatting about being optimistic activists.
We interviewed Tim Costello on Business Ethics, and how we can all participate in the world of business without dealing an unfair hand to those living in the developing world.
Tim Costello speaks about technology and how it’s further use can help alleviate global poverty. Especially, Tim focuses on how Communication Technoogies can make a large difference.
Anthea Spinks, World Visions advocacy and relief policy advisor discusses World Vision’s approach to the Global Food Crisis.
Joseph Kamara discusses the impact of the Global Food Crisis on Ethiopia and World Vision’s programming.
Clare Seddon, from our West Africa team, speaks about the Global Food Crisis and its impact on Somalia.
David Lansley, World Visions Senior Economic Advisor provides an overview of the Global Food Crisis
Thurza Sullivan discusses the impact of Global Food Crisis on Uganda and World Visions programing.
Tim Costello, World Vision Australias CEO discusses the impact of the Global Food Crisis.
Clare Seddon discusses the impact of the Global Food Crisis on Kenya as well as it’s impact on World Vision programming.
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