2020 – The year to accelerate towards the elimination of stunting
N4G Admin / February 13, 2020
By Martin Short, Chief Executive Officer, The Power of Nutrition “Ending malnutrition has always been a moral imperative. But it is also an economic necessity and a huge opportunity,” writes Martin Short, CEO of The Power of Nutrition, in this opinion piece about the urgency of accelerating progress towards eliminating stunting and the critical...
Read More2020 must be year of action on nutrition, advocates say: Devex
jordan treible / January 22, 2020
By Teresa Welsh WASHINGTON — The year 2019 saw the release of several major data-driven reports demonstrating the uphill climb to meet key international nutrition goals.The EAT-Lancet Commissionfound the world is eating a diet much toohigh in animal-source foods, anannualreportfromUNICEFrevealed thatone-third of children are malnourished, and anIPCC reportshowed...
Read MoreAll nations should have universal health care: Washington Post
jordan treible / January 15, 2020
In December 2019, Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe and Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director-general of the World Health Organization, published an editorial in the Washington Post where they “…call on all countries to develop strong primary health-care-based health systems, to strengthen health financing and to invest in innovations related to health technologies and service delivery.” ...
Read MoreNutrition in universal health coverage brief overview: WHO
jordan treible / January 13, 2020
This brief provides the reader with information and keymessages to transform health systems towards the integrationof essential nutrition actions as an important component forachieving quality universal health coverage (UHC). It reinforcesthe understanding that malnutrition in all its forms threatensthe achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals by2030. Six...
Read MoreEngage, Inspire, Invest: SUNGG 2019
jordan treible / January 13, 2020
“Nutrition comes first,” says the Honourable Dr. Yuba Raj Khatiwada, Nepal Minister of Finance, setting the tone forthis year’s Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Global Gathering (GG). Over four days, 1,000 farmers, chefs, practitioners, journalists and Government Ministers from 61+ countries gathered in Kathmandu to share their stories of...
Read MoreUpdate: The Global Nutrition Summit 2017
N4G Admin / November 30, 2017
The Global Nutrition Summit 2017: Milan took place in the Palazzo Reale Milano on Saturday November 4, 2017. The event brought together over 250 stakeholders including governments, cities, international agencies, foundations, civil society organizations and businesses, to accelerate the global response to malnutrition. The day was marked by notable attendees Kofi...
Read MorePress Release: Global Nutrition Summit 2017: Milan
N4G Admin / November 4, 2017
US$3.4 billion committed at summit to tackle global malnutrition crisis US$640 million in new funding announced; philanthropies in India and Nigeria, home to highest numbers of malnourished children, pledge US$150 millionInternational NGOs and World Bank extend and increase 2013 commitments with pledge to spend US$1.1 billion and US$1.7bn respectively on nutrition by 2020Governments including...
Read MoreICAN Statement of Support for the 2017 Human Capital Summit
N4G Admin / October 18, 2017
The International Coalition for Advocacy on Nutrition (ICAN), comprised of organizations working to improve policies and scale-up investments in nutrition, commends the World Bank Group for hosting the second annual Human Capital Summit on October 13, 2017. This event demonstrated the Bank’s continued commitment to prioritizing investments in human capital, including financing for nutrition and other crucial early...
Read MoreGlobal Nutrition Summit 2017: Milan
N4G Admin / October 11, 2017
Global Nutrition Summit 2017: Milan Saturday 4 November 2017 10.00 – 17.00 CET Reception to follow The Italian Ministry of Health and the City of Milan, will host The Global Nutrition Summit 2017: Milan a high-level event in...
Read MoreFinancing the sustainable scale-up of CMAM in high-burden countries: with case studies from Nepal & Kenya
N4G Admin / June 12, 2017
By Action against Hunger, International Medical Corps and Global Health Advocates From one million in 2009, the number of children accessing treatment for severe acute malnutrition rose to 3.2 million in 2015. This improvement in access to treatment is largely due to the development of the...
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