First real food order completed
91 kg of food + 10 L cooking oil were delivered in Metro Manila for ₱10,328.85 (US$168.93). Open the Philippines basket on the map to see its existing basket evidence and screenshots.
🌍 One shared Global World Round
Two ways to help. One shared Round.
Choose countries you care about, or help the whole World Round directly. When you fund chosen countries, 20% is also added to the shared World Round Pool.
🌍 LIVE COUNTRY MAP
Build your Global Food Round on the map.
Explore the world and use each country’s 🧺 button to open its basket card. Use SELECT inside the card to add or remove that country from your Round, or use Brush Select to choose an area.
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Use its 🧺 button to open the country card and see the available basket or Coming Soon status.
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This mirrors the existing selected-country calculator. Missing prices are never guessed.
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🛡️Verified & transparentBasket evidence stays visible.
👥Local shoppingBuilt from local market examples.
💜80% local · 20% globalShared scale stays explicit.
One map, one continuous zoom. Click a country’s 🧺 button to open its basket card, then use SELECT to add or remove it from your Round.
Every continent belongs on the map. Continents are navigation labels only — no continent is labeled “poor.” Countries are researched individually according to local need, transparent purchasing options and partner readiness. Antarctica is shown as a continent, while having no sovereign countries to add to a food basket.
GLOBAL FOOD ROUND
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Country baskets are already visible on the map
Basket examples currently available include India, Kenya, Somalia, Ghana and Madagascar. Each keeps its existing local price, quantities and basket-specific information.
Distribution verification remains separate
A country turns verified in the Distribution Network only after the organization and its confirmation document are checked. Payment remains unavailable until verification.
Viewing a basket and selecting a country are separate actions
Click a country’s 🧺 button to open its card. Then use SELECT inside the card to add or remove that country from your Round. Brush Select can still be used to select an area.
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Pick one country, several countries, or every currently listed country worldwide.
🔎 Simple rule: If we have not checked a local price yet, we say “Price coming soon.” We never guess.
📍 Your chosen countries
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Select one or more countries above to begin.
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🌍 20%WHOLE-WORLD POOL
The 20% pool helps complete countries that still need funding in the same Round.
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🔎 You can see where the money goes
You can help the World Round in two ways. Choose countries and add 20% to the shared World Round Pool, or fund the World Round directly. Shopping lists, prices, stores, delivery proof and distribution results stay visible country by country.
Transparent global food rounds
Complete one round. Keep the world moving tomorrow.
The intended model is for each completed round to fund documented local food purchases across countries that are ready and verified for that round. When funding is enabled, donors are intended to be able to fund a small share, a larger share or the full current round, subject to the final funding terms.
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195 + 2countries + Kosovo and Taiwan
0verified deliveries
Recurring global action
Not one meal. A repeatable global cycle.
The platform is designed around consecutive rounds. When funding is enabled and a round reaches its funding goal, purchases are intended to proceed only for countries that remain ready and verified at the time of purchase. Any next round would open under the applicable funding and verification terms.
Round #001
Waiting for country verification and real quotations.
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Round #002
Opens after Round #001 is completed and documented.
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365-day streak
A long-term target for consecutive verified global rounds.
What a large donor sees
Scale the number of rounds, not just the size of one delivery.
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Small amount. Local impact.
Make a modest donor-side amount visibly meaningful.
Global Food Round intentionally tests modest allocations — amounts that can look relatively small in a donor's currency — and then documents what those funds can purchase through real local prices. The purpose is not to make money look larger. The purpose is to make local purchasing power visible, concrete and independently checkable.
Choose a modest reference amount
Use a donor-side amount that feels accessible enough to understand at a glance, without pretending the same amount creates the same result in every country.
Spend at real local prices
Use local retailers, supermarkets, wholesalers or suppliers that have passed the applicable verification checks for the purchase, and calculate the basket from itemized local prices and delivery costs.
Show what it actually buys
Translate documented spending into kilograms, liters and itemized food quantities. Later, add independently confirmed distribution impact.
Methodological safeguard
Exchange rates alone are not treated as impact; documented local purchasing power is. USD is used only as an optional donor-side reference for readability, not as the procurement currency or a promise of a fixed exchange rate.
Philippines · Pilot #001 · Delivery confirmed
See what an approximately US$168.93 reference amount can purchase locally.
This pilot intentionally uses a donor-side amount that can look modest, then shows the documented local basket behind it. The transaction itself is recorded as ₱10,328.85 paid. The order has been placed and the delivery has been confirmed by the receiving organization. These figures describe food ordered and received for the pilot, not completed distribution impact.
Reference only: ≈ US$168.93 is the communication reference supplied for this pilot order. It is not a live exchange-rate quote. Delivery and recipient confirmation are documented. Sales invoice received: WalterMart Sales Invoice 00-00000000387, dated 13 Aug 2026, documents ₱10,427.85 before a ₱99.00 coupon and a final card charge of ₱10,328.85. WalterMart also confirmed by email on 20 Aug 2026 that the attached photo is the receipt for reference. Still pending: the receiving organization’s post-distribution summary. Distribution results and actual families reached remain Pending until that reporting is received.
≈ US$168.93Donor-side reference amount
₱10,328.85Final amount paid
91 kgSolid food ordered
10 LCooking oil ordered
Received ✓WalterMart sales invoice
PendingPost-distribution summary
PendingActual families reached
Future worldwide comparison
One understandable donor-side reference. Thirty-one real local baskets.
As real local pricing is documented, the site can show a comparable modest USD reference beside each country's actual local-currency basket. The USD figure helps donors understand scale; it does not replace the local receipt. Each country remains calculated from its own current prices, delivery costs and documented quantities.
The cost of a future global Round should be the sum of real local country costs — never simply the number of countries × one assumed amount. The aim is to show how modest-looking contributions can collectively support multiple family-sized food allocations across the network, while publishing actual family impact only after distribution reports are received.
Donor-side USD reference→Country→Local-currency price→Documented basket→Delivery cost→Food quantity→Confirmed distribution impact
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DOCUMENTED DISTRIBUTION · VERIFIED FAMILY IMPACT AFTER REPORTING
Country network
The world map becomes alive as verification is completed.
Each country turns green only after supplier, recipient, documents, price and delivery capability are confirmed.
The continent filters describe geography only. Inclusion is country-by-country and does not rank or stereotype any continent.
EG
Not verified
Egypt
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
CM
Not verified
Cameroon
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
PH
Delivery confirmed
Philippines
1Retail food source used
1Intended recipient
₱10,328.85Final amount paid
Aug 13Delivery confirmed
Philippines — Pilot #001
Order placed ✓
Food ordered: 91 kg + 10 L cooking oil
Delivered: Aug 13, 2026 ✓
Delivery confirmation: Confirmed ✓
Recipient confirmation: Confirmed ✓
WalterMart sales invoice: Received ✓
Invoice date: 13 Aug 2026
WalterMart email confirmation: 20 Aug 2026 ✓
Distribution report: Pending
Actual families reached: Pending
Pilot evidence
Receiving confirmationConfirmed ✓
Delivery photoReceived ✓
WalterMart sales invoiceReceived ✓
WalterMart email confirming attached receipt photoConfirmed ✓
Distribution reportPending
Documents can be published here beside the country record as they are received and reviewed.
KE
Illustrative basket
Kenya
0 / 3Suppliers verified
0 / 2Partners verified
KES 22,165≈ US$171.32 · example checkout
14 Aug 2026Example captured
Click to inspect the local basket
JAZA checkout example · Kiambu delivery
These pictures show an example basket made by our team. Tap a picture to make it bigger and see what this amount can buy in Kenya.
Example basket — prices can change. We build a fresh local order when funding is ready. These pictures show about what this amount could buy on 14 Aug 2026. Before any real purchase, we check the price and stock again and document the new checkout.
NG
Not verified
Nigeria
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
GH
Not verified
Ghana
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
UG
Not verified
Uganda
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
TZ
Not verified
Tanzania
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
MG
Illustrative basket
Madagascar
0 / 3Suppliers verified
0 / 2Partners verified
762,100 Ar≈ US$177.40 · example checkout
17 Aug 2026Example captured
Click to inspect the local basket
Zoma checkout example · Madagascar
This picture shows an example basket made by our team. Tap the picture to make it bigger and see what this amount can buy in Madagascar.
Example basket — prices can change. We build a fresh local order when funding is ready. This picture shows about what this amount could buy on 17 Aug 2026. Before any real purchase, we check the price and stock again and document the new checkout.
IN
Not verified
India
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
BD
Not verified
Bangladesh
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
NP
Not verified
Nepal
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
KH
Not verified
Cambodia
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
LA
Not verified
Laos
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
ID
Not verified
Indonesia
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
MD
Research candidate
Moldova
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
AL
Research candidate
Albania
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
BA
Research candidate
Bosnia and Herzegovina
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
PG
Research candidate
Papua New Guinea
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
SB
Research candidate
Solomon Islands
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
HT
Not verified
Haiti
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
BO
Not verified
Bolivia
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
PE
Not verified
Peru
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
GT
Not verified
Guatemala
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
HN
Not verified
Honduras
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
NI
Not verified
Nicaragua
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
SD
Not verified
Sudan
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
SS
Not verified
South Sudan
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
SO
Not verified
Somalia
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
YE
Not verified
Yemen
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
AF
Not verified
Afghanistan
0 / 3Suppliers
0 / 2Partners
—Round allocation
—Last update
Global procurement backbone
As few suppliers as possible. The same proof standard everywhere.
The next verification step is to test whether a very small number of neutral, professional suppliers can cover the map under one consistent purchasing and documentation standard. No supplier is shown as approved, partnered or globally covering the map until that coverage is confirmed in writing.
197 country entries195 countries + Kosovo and Taiwan to test for coverage
0master suppliers verified
0country entries with written master-supplier coverage
Not openpayments remain disabled
Buyer identity stays attached
Every purchase record must identify the actual purchaser or purchasing account. The delivery recipient is recorded separately and cannot replace the buyer on the audit trail.
One itemized record per destination
Each shipment must carry its own order or purchase reference, itemized food list, package sizes, quantities, final price and delivery destination.
Refunds return only to the original payer
Any refund, credit or price adjustment must return to the original payment route or purchasing account — never as cash or credit to the consignee or receiving organization.
Delivery proof closes the supplier side
Shipment ID, proof of delivery and recipient acknowledgment must connect back to the same order reference before a delivery can be marked documented.
Same rule for Israel and Palestinian Territories
Procurement verification is operational, not political.
Any supplier considered for these country entries must meet the same buyer-identification, itemization, refund-control and proof-of-delivery requirements. A supplier is not treated as covering either country entry until the route and documentation are confirmed in writing.
Current stage: candidate master suppliers are being researched privately. Their names and claimed coverage are not presented here as verified facts before direct written confirmation.
Verification standard
No country is activated by trust alone.
Supplier verification
Official identity, quotation, invoice capability, payment route, product quality and delivery coverage.
Distribution verification
Registered organization, receiving address, storage capacity, proof of receipt and distribution reporting.
Independent confirmation
Delivery evidence, inventory reconciliation and sampled confirmation that the food reached intended recipients.
Public transparency
Supplier, quantity, price, delivery cost, receipt, proof of delivery and distribution report published for each round.
Public record
Every completed round should publish evidence.
- Verified quotation and itemized purchase price
- Official invoice and payment confirmation
- Proof of delivery signed by the receiving organization
- Quantity received, distributed and unexplained variance
- Distribution report and privacy-respecting evidence
- Total cost per kilogram and per documented food-day
Research volunteer network
Help research one country — without controlling verification.
Global Food Round now lists 195 countries worldwide, plus Kosovo and Taiwan as additional map entries. Volunteers can research potential local suppliers and food-distribution organizations country by country. Every submission remains a Candidate until it is independently checked.
Funding safeguards · before donations open
Clear rules before any donor money moves.
This prototype does not accept donations. Before funding is enabled, the checkout will identify the legal entity or fiscal sponsor that receives and administers donor funds. Global Food Round will not describe itself as the holder of donor funds unless that is legally and operationally true at that time.
Fund holder shown before payment
The receiving legal entity, payment route and receipt responsibility will be disclosed before a donor commits funds.
80% / 20% allocation defined
For the selected-country path, the donor-facing total is designed as 80% for chosen-country baskets and 20% for the shared Whole-World Pool. Final terms will define permitted uses and accounting for each allocation.
Changes handled by written rules
Prices, stock, delivery capability and partner readiness can change. Final terms will state how substitutions, price changes, failed execution, unused balances, cancellations and any refunds are handled.
Evidence status means exactly what it says
Basket-ready, purchase documented, delivery confirmed and distribution verified are separate stages. Family-impact figures are published as verified only after the supporting distribution reporting is received and reviewed.
Donor protection principle: a preview is not a promise. Country selection expresses the intended allocation under the applicable funding terms; it does not guarantee a specific product, supplier, delivery date, recipient count or exchange rate.
Prototype only
Build the verified network first. Then open Round #001.
No payments or donations are accepted through this prototype. Basket prices, USD references and future funding allocations are previews or documented examples unless explicitly identified as an actual completed transaction. No future purchase, delivery, distribution result or number of families reached is guaranteed. Before funding is enabled, the applicable payment route, fund holder, allocation rules, substitutions, unused-funds treatment, refunds/cancellations and final terms will be stated.