From the improving nutrition hub
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Can mobile phones help fight against undernutrition?
Mobile phones have been lauded as an asset to nutrition projects, but more evidence of the benefits is needed, writes Inka Barnett
More on improving nutrition
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Donors must stop earmarking funds to tackle nutrition emergencies that don’t make the headlines
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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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Marc Van Ameringen speaks to Eliza Anyangwe about MDG progress and trying to make an impact in a fractured sector
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After recent controversies in Haiti, do humanitarian organisations have a duty to address food security and livelihoods?
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Expanding our definition of food could address global food shortages and improve nutrition, but can we stomach it? Rich McEachran reports
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40 years after the milk formula scandal, can NGOs and the baby food industry work together to improve infant nutrition? Emilie Filou investigates
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More people will die before a famine is formally declared yet no declaration means little media attention and even less funding, warns Davina Jeffrey
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Glen Tarman: Despite an increase in funding for nutrition, a recent review raises questions about impact and DfID's long-term strategy
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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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Vitamins and minerals keep our bodies and minds healthy
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Empowering women to make the best nutritional choices for themselves and their families is crucial to breaking the cycle of malnutrition
More from the network
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8-12 September: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week
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Scientists have developed a quicker, cheaper and potentially more reliable way to improve disease diagnosis in rural areas
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40% of Ecuadorian adults don’t have a bank account, but is their new ‘currency’ more about escaping the US dollar?
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NGOs must acknowledge the risks to livelihoods and food security and teach smallholders to diversify for higher profits, writes Joshua Smith
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Join us on Friday 19 September from 12-2pm to discuss how governments can share technology innovation globally
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The energy UN under-secretary general tells Holly Young that funding and collaboration are key to giving renewables a fighting chance
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