From the improving nutrition hub
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Getting a nutrition goal is great, but we need a more ambitious target
Nutrition was neglected in the millennium development goals, so we need tougher targets
More on improving nutrition
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Contrary to what many believe, studies from Peru and India show stunting can be reversed in later childhood, writes Andreas Georgiadis
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How can NGOs capitalise on private sector resources and expertise to end malnutrition? Our panel give their tips
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Most NGOs agree that engaging with the private sector is essential for making progress on improving nutrition. Easier said than done? Join us 2 Oct, 1-3pm BST to debate
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Those who design nutrition programmes can no longer ignore the evidence that success depends in part on women’s power, says Lawrence Haddad
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Legislation has been passed to add iron, vitamin A and zinc to staple foods, but will unregistered small businesses comply? Ewan Robinson and Martha Nyagaya report
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Why are WFP and UNHCR struggling to raise funds for humanitarian emergencies that don’t make the headlines?
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Mobile phones have been lauded as an asset to nutrition projects, but more evidence of the benefits is needed, writes Inka Barnett
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Ending undernutrition includes selling fortified food to those who need it most. Gisela Sanchez Maroto explains how
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From Guardian Global Development
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Increasing the number of toilets and changing behaviour can cut stunting. Lawrence Haddad examines the evidence
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Programmes rated as green-amber overall, but report criticised for asking wrong questions and inadequate conclusions
From our partner GAIN
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Rana Plaza shone a spotlight on Bangladeshi garment workers. A new project focuses on improving their health and nutrition
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Local companies are stepping up to improve nutrition
More from the network
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A shift in attitudes in political systems around the world is necessary to allow girls to fully participate in society, writes Shirin Rai
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Do you want to make decisions that will affect the health of millions of people around the world? Find out how from an expert, writes Charlotte Seager
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A proposal offering small island states debt relief to pay for climate change adaptation merges legitimate and illegitimate debt, writes Karl Mathiesen
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What should NGOs be thinking about when providing assistance to smallholders in the global south? Our panel give their tips
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The paradox of uncultivated land and hunger can be reversed, says the head of Malawi’s smallholder farmers’ association Dyborn Chibonga
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Now on her third deployment, volunteer Ella Watson–Stryker explains what it is like combating the disease
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