Nutrition and development

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

  Guardian Professional, 12 Sep 2014: Donors must stop earmarking funds to tackle nutrition emergencies that don’t make the headlines

• Why gender disaster data matters: ‘In some villages, all the dead were women’

  Guardian Professional, 8 Sep 2014: Data on the 2004 tsunami found that women were more affected than men. It’s time to recognise gender in disaster response, writes Philippa Ross

• 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

• Improving nutrition in low income families: how marketing can help

  Guardian Professional, 3 Sep 2014: Ending undernutrition includes selling fortified food to those who need it most. Gisela Sanchez Maroto explains how

• Nutrition: there's no quick fix for hunger or obesity

  Sponsored feature, Guardian Professional, 21 Aug 2014: Marc Van Ameringen speaks to Eliza Anyangwe about MDG progress and trying to make an impact in a fractured sector

• What do toilets have to do with nutrition? More than you might think

  Guardian Professional, 24 Jul 2014:

  Increasing the number of toilets and changing behaviour can cut stunting. Lawrence Haddad examines the evidence

• Food for thought: undernutrition policy could be better, says UK aid watchdog

  9 Jul 2014:

  Programmes rated as green-amber overall, but report criticised for asking wrong questions and inadequate conclusions

• Will eating insects ever be mainstream?

  6 Jul 2014:

  For years I've read about the merits of eating insects as a way of making our diets more sustainable, yet as I still can't buy a packet of crickets in the supermarket I'm wondering if this will ever happen. Is it another green idea laid to waste by squeamishness? Lucy Siegle mulls it over

• Which 7 countries are most committed to ending hunger?

  Guardian Professional, 3 Jul 2014:

  In a recently published index, researchers analysed the political commitment to hunger and nutrition of 45 developing countries

• An African outlook on improving nutrition on the continent

  Guardian Professional, 25 Jun 2014:

  As the African Union meets this week, nutritionist Akoto K Osei explains what it needs to do to feed a healthy new generation

• Meet the 'super banana' – a vitamin-enriched upgrade that could save lives

  17 Jun 2014:

  A million African children die or go blind every year due to vitamin A deficiency – but a new genetically modified strain of banana might help put a stop to that

• Nutrition: in Sierra Leone breast is best

  Guardian Professional, 16 Jun 2014:

  The government places breastfeeding at the centre of a campaign to move from treating malnutrition to preventing it. Anna Leach speaks to Aminata Shamit Koroma at the ministry of health

• Nutrition for growth: one year later, are the seeds planted bearing fruit?

  Guardian Professional, 9 Jun 2014:

  One year on from the landmark summit, civil society is pressing governments to turn pledges into cash

• 9 reasons why gender matters when improving global nutrition

  Guardian Professional, 3 Jun 2014:

  Interventions to end hunger and malnutrition often focus on women. Our panel explore why. Sponsored by Gain

• Super foods: from the lab to the table

  Guardian Professional, 29 May 2014:

  Increasing nutrient levels in staple crops will improve health, but they need to be promoted by politicians and business, says Mahabub Hossain

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