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Tag - Nutrition

Improving livelihoods in remote lowland communities in PNG

by Matthew'wela Kanua and Michael Bourke
May 4, 2022
Child in Suabi Village, PNG, enjoying nutritious corn porridge (Russ Stephenson)

Childhood malnutrition widespread in PNG’s Strickland Bosavi region

by Russ Stephenson and Shirlynna Lowagipo
July 12, 2021
Women selling fish at Takwa market in Malaita, Solomon Islands (Jan van der Ploeg)

Coastal fisheries in a pandemic: Solomon Islands and Vanuatu experiences

by Hampus Eriksson, Anouk Ride, Delvene Boso, Dirk Steenbergen and Pita Neihapi
July 29, 2020
Lowland farmers in East Sepik, Papua New Guinea (Credit: Emily Schmidt/IFPRI)

Rural poverty and undernutrition widespread in Papua New Guinea

by Emily Schmidt
May 23, 2019
In an attempt to help combat malnutrition, the WHO has a 'Pocket guide for a healthy diet'

Malnutrition: a pervasive problem, but one that can be fixed

by Kavitha Suthanthiraraj
February 11, 2019
A nurse measures the arm of a severly malnourished child at a clinic run by the Kuwait Patients Helping Fund in North Darfur (Albert Gonzalez Farran/UN Photo/Flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Tracking and lifting donor nutrition funding

by Mark Rice
October 29, 2018
Photo credit: Ana da Felicidade Lucas (Kyeema Foundation Field Veterinarian, Mozambique)

Chickens and women’s empowerment: why the New York Times is wrong

by Juan Pablo Villanueva-Cabezas
September 7, 2018
image: Save the Children Australia

Short changed: the cost of child undernutrition in Papua New Guinea

by Majella Hurney
August 24, 2017
Laos: nutritious meals are bringing more children to school (Flickr/World Bank/Bart Verweij CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

How to maintain momentum on nutrition and early childhood development

by Mark Rice
December 5, 2016
A Be the Change volunteer leads a nutrition education class in Rwanda (Flickr/USAID/Global Communities/Juozas Cernius CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Shifting the food and development agenda

by Sam Byfield
July 7, 2016
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