Girls Impact
Not hungry
Not Hungry is a project that seeks to reduce hunger and food insecurity in Aracaju by connecting donors with people in vulnerable situations and those living on the streets. Based on ethical principles such as dignity, equity, transparency, and privacy (LGPD), it ensures safe and respectful distribution without stigmatization. The proposal reuses food fit for consumption from partner restaurants, turning it into healthy meals. Companies contribute with a maintenance fee and gain visibility on the platform. Aligned with SDG 2, the project strengthens a supportive and sustainable network, fighting waste and promoting social responsibility.
Technical Elements
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Learning Journey
Learning Journey
The development of an app to combat hunger involves essential stages. Initially, the idea is planned, including defining the problem, target audience, and main functionalities. Next, the interface design is created, prioritizing accessibility and usability. Subsequently, the technical development takes place, including front-end, back-end, and database integration. Then, testing is conducted to identify flaws and implement improvements. Finally, the app is completed and continuously monitored, ensuring efficiency, ongoing evolution, and a positive social impact.
Information Legitimacy Description
Our team assessed the legitimacy of the information using rigorous criteria. Initially, we prioritized reliable sources, such as scientific articles, reports from recognized organizations, and government data. Next, we conducted cross-verification of the information by comparing different sources to ensure consistency. We also analyzed the timeliness of the data, ensuring it was recent and relevant. In addition, we carried out practical validation through testing within the application. In this way, we ensured greater accuracy, reliability, and credibility for the development of the project
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Initiatives like the Not Hungry app highlight a contemporary ethical dilemma: while food is wasted, millions still face hunger. Addressing this reality requires more than one-off actions; it demands social responsibility, empathy, and collective commitment. The donation of food fit for consumption, ensured by Law No. 14,016/2020, strengthens this practice by providing legal security to donors, as long as sanitary standards are respected. From an ethical perspective, the project is grounded in promoting human dignity, the right to food, and social justice. Its principles include guaranteeing food quality and hygiene, transparency in donations, respect for privacy under the LGPD, and equal access for beneficiaries. By connecting people, businesses, and communities, the initiative builds a supportive and sustainable network, committed to reducing hunger in Aracaju and valuing life.
