Activists, chefs, farmers and community leaders share their actions to promote the benefits of pulses for people and the planet.
Anybody can participate in any corner of the globe and share their World Pulses Day event with the rest of the world by using the hashtags #WorldPulseDay and #LovePulses or emailing us at worldpulsesday@globalpulses.com
Sudhakar Tomar sensed people didn’t believe him when he told them pulses were the answer to the health, nutrition and food security issues facing the world today. And so, this past October, he decided to show them. That’s when he dove into a 120-day multi-fitness
7 February 2020 | 14:00–15:00 Sheikh Zayed Centre, FAO Headquarters, Rome Background Pulses, and legume species in general, play an important role in agricultural production. These species are the basis for diversification and improving sustainability of agricultural production systems. The International Year of Pulses (IYP)
The U.S. Dry Bean Council is preparing for World Pulses Day 2020 in a most creative way. It has partnered with They Draw & Cook to host an illustration contest with $4,000 in prizes. They Draw & Cook is a project spearheaded by Studio SSS
As part of the 2020 UN World Pulses Day (WPD) celebration, the Global Pulse Confederation (GPC) and the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India (NAFED) will host a celebratory WPD event in New Dehli. Space is limited and we therefore encourage those interested in
Seeking synergy with World Pulses Day, the organizers of the British Dal Festival, now in its second year, moved their festivities up from March to the week of February 10th. Nick Saltmarsh of Hodmedod’s British Pulses and Grains, one of the Dal Festival’s organizers, said
The Food & Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) held an inaugural World Pulses Day celebratory event in their offices in Rome on Feb 11th 2019. An expert panel made presentations on the Sustainability and Food Security aspects of increasing Pulse production & consumption.