project November 30, 2019 Right Start Tanzania Together with partners, governments, and communities, we develop programs to reduce anaemia, prevent stunting, reduce the number of low birthweight babies, and improve antenatal care.
Blog Posts October 31, 2019 Bringing nutrition and sexual and reproductive health together for women and girls Recognizing how closely intertwined nutrition and sexual and reproductive health are, Nutrition International is working with partners to integrate nutrition into SRHR interventions.
News October 10, 2019 Nutrition International launches forward-looking tool for governments to calculate cost-effectiveness of prenatal multiple micronutrient supplementation A new online tool will help governments determine health benefits and budget impact of transitioning from iron and folic acid supplementation to multiple micronutrient supplementation.
Field Stories October 10, 2019 Girls for Good Nutrition: Kenyan musician wants every girl to get the good nutrition they need Shanh Manjeru understands the importance of good nutrition in her own life, and recognizes the challenges that other children – especially girls – face in accessing the nutrition they need.
News October 8, 2019 Nutrition International launches Anzilisha Plus in Kenya Nutrition International unveiled Anzilisha Plus in Kiambu County, Kenya.
News June 28, 2019 Nutrition International proud to be supporting African Development Bank Nutrition International is supporting the African Development Bank in mainstreaming nutrition into its portfolios and pipeline, which focus on health, agriculture, WASH and social protection.
Blog Posts May 13, 2019 Nourished mothers, healthy babies, strong societies: Celebrating the power of maternal nutrition on Mother's Day Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate mothers and the power of nutrition in ensuring well-nourished mothers, healthy babies and strong societies.
project May 2, 2019 Nutrition Intervention Monitoring System In collaboration with University of Toronto and Campbell Collaboration/University of Ottawa, we develop gender- and equality-related nutrition indicators to ensure the quality of our programs.
News April 5, 2019 First-of-its-kind development impact bond launched in Cameroon to save newborn babies A newly launched development impact bond is funding a health practice that will save and improve hundreds of newborn lives in Cameroon.
Field Stories March 21, 2019 Seynabou Ndiaye, a child survival champion in rural Senegal, leads the way in vitamin A At the Touba Mbella health post in rural Senegal, Seynabou Ndiaye works diligently so every child in her village has the chance to grow up strong and healthy.