What is the annual campaign by the Food and Agriculture Organization aimed at raising awareness about world hunger called?

The annual campaign by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) aimed at raising awareness about world hunger is called TeleFood. This initiative is specifically designed to contribute to the fight against hunger by facilitating the public's involvement and support for projects that directly address food insecurity. Through various activities, TeleFood promotes awareness and raises funds to support local food security initiatives, helping communities to improve their agricultural practices and increase food production.

In contrast, Codex Alimentarius is a collection of internationally recognized standards related to food safety and quality rather than a campaign focused on hunger. The Technical Cooperation Program is a branch of the FAO that provides technical assistance to countries but does not specifically focus on raising awareness about world hunger. EMPRES (Emergencies Prevention System for Animal and Plant Health) focuses on managing animal and plant health emergencies rather than addressing hunger directly.