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• 10 ways development NGOs can support family farmers

  Guardian Professional, 21 Oct 2014: What should NGOs be thinking about when providing assistance to smallholders in the global south? Our panel give their tips

• Getting a nutrition goal is great, but we need a more ambitious target

  Guardian Professional, 20 Oct 2014: Nutrition was neglected in the millennium development goals, so we need tougher targets to end hunger and malnutrition by 2030 writes Glen Tarman
  

• World Food Day: 10 myths about hunger

  16 Oct 2014: How much do you know about global hunger? Carla Kweifio-Okai takes a look at some of the biggest food production and nutrition myths

• Can stunting be reversed? Yes, and Peru is showing us how

  Guardian Professional, 16 Oct 2014: Contrary to what many believe, studies from Peru and India show stunting can be reversed in later childhood, writes Andreas Georgiadis

• ‘Hidden hunger’ affects 2 billion despite better access to food

  13 Oct 2014: Though hunger has been reduced substantially, poor-quality food perpetuates a ‘vicious cycle of poverty and malnutrition’

• Live Q&A: how can development support family farmers?

  Guardian Professional, 10 Oct 2014: Most of the world’s poorest people are subsistence farmers. Join us on 16 Oct - World Food Day - 1-3pm BST to discuss how to help them

• 17 points nutrition NGOs should remember when working with business

  Guardian Professional, 7 Oct 2014: How can NGOs capitalise on private sector resources and expertise to end malnutrition? Our panel give their tips

• Ebola outbreak prompts food shortage fears in Liberia

  26 Sep 2014: Outbreak has crippled domestic production and measures to contain disease have increased country’s reliance on imports

• The truth about feeding 9 billion people is millions will have to feed themselves

  Guardian Professional, 25 Sep 2014: Forget the green revolution, Chad’s farmers will need help to just grow enough to eat, let alone supply the market, writes Gene Fifer

• Agencies battle to stave off starvation in South Sudan’s civil war sanctuaries

  23 Sep 2014: Unicef and WFP have been flying in rapid response teams to provide food and medical aid to the hungry in South Sudan’s civil war havens

• More than 200 million people no longer extremely malnourished

  16 Sep 2014: The FAO credits agricultural investments and successful government policies with cutting undernutrition by 10%

• Malnutrition in Tanzania: will food fortification laws work?

  Guardian Professional, 15 Sep 2014: 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

• Invisible crises: have donors forgotten the hungry in Chad?

  Guardian Professional, 12 Sep 2014: Why are WFP and UNHCR struggling to raise funds for humanitarian emergencies that don’t make the headlines?

• Should the world fund food aid to North Korea?

  10 Sep 2014: Pyongyang presses on with its nuclear programme and prestige projects while millions remain malnourished. Our expert panel asks whether donations are the best response
  

• Can mobile phones help fight against undernutrition?

  Guardian Professional, 4 Sep 2014: 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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