Field Stories October 28, 2010 Combining the right technology and revolving funds to build and sustain salt iodization in Senegal In 2005, MI shifted its focus to work primarily with small processors where efforts to adequately iodize had been failing.
Field Stories September 21, 2010 Double Fortified Salt: Smartening and strengthening a school lunch in India On the map it's hard to locate Melakidaram, a tiny village in coastal Tamil Nadu, India, with less than a thousand households.
Field Stories September 20, 2010 Bima, Indonesia’s only female salt extender using salt to improve lives Layli is the Micronutrient Initiative's first and only female salt extender in Indonesia.
Field Stories May 19, 2010 Working with Afghanistan government to produce high-quality iodized salt locally Afghanistan has one of the highest iodine deficiency rates in the world but improved processing capacity in the country could help eliminate the country's iodine deficiency disorders quickly.
Field Stories March 8, 2010 Nepal's Female Community Health Volunteers essential to success of iron & folic acid supplementation program High in the Himalayan foot hills, Durga Kumari travels through her village of Bagashwari in her green sari.
Field Stories March 8, 2010 A salt producer from Ghana eliminates iodine deficiency one bag a time From the corner of his expansive salt fields, overlooking three piles of pink-colored salt, Ernest Osei wonders how he's going to move his iodization machine.
Field Stories February 8, 2010 Dibocor's Salt in Senegal Dibocor Sall is a small-scale salt harvester in the village of Farabougou in the Kaolack region of Senegal.
