1. LET’SFEED SOMALIA Rationale Which flour has the most nutrition? Which flour is the cheapest? What nutrients do the people of Somalia need most? … has the most protein? … has the most fat? … has the most carbohydrates? … contains the most vitamins? … provides long term benefits? … is highest in calories? … is the most dense? … would last the longest without going bad?

2. White-> Wheat-> Rice-> Buckwheat-> Spelt-> Chickpea-> Quinoa-> Soy.

3. The most important nutrients for the people of Somalia include: dietary minerals, iron, cobalt, chromium, copper, iodine, manganese, zinc, and molybdenum. Identifie , cobalt, chromium, copper, iodine, manganese, selenium, zinc and molybdenum, vitamin A. Identified deficiencies in three micronutrients – iodine, iron and vitamin A - as being particularly common and posing public health risks in developing countries.

4. Flour with starch flour with carbohydrates

5. Test Results

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7. CONCLUSION I’m going to send soy flour. It is better because Soy flour is better then quinoa flour because 12 million people across the region need food aid, however we can only send 200 lbs becausewe havelimited funds of only 600$. Even if we are able to get food and supplies to the main ports of Somalia, I think there is a real challenge in being able to deliver that assistance.

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