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However, despite the criticisms, the Hunger Project has achieved results in alleviating starvation throughout the world.In 2010, James E. Parco of the U.S. Armed Forces in his book Attitudes Aren't Free writes, "On a very large scale, the Hunger Project has seen remarkably positive results with a long period of success in Africa, South Asia and Latin America according to a model which can be duplicated in nation building and peace-keeping environments.The Hunger Project uses proven strategies to bring villages out of poverty and hunger and make them self-sufficient - typically within five years.