Malnutrition leading cause of death and ill health worldwide

… according to the 2020 Global Nutrition Report – (launched on 12 May 2020).

Inspirational Short Videos

African Leaders for Nutrition call on leaders to embed nutrition within the Covid-19 response and recovery (Sept. ’20) – POSITION PAPER

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Basic Income Grant in Namibia: BIG – Coalition Relaunched (Sept. ’20) – read the DECLARATION

Civil society’s engagement for better nutrition: the case of Namibia – Article in RURAL 21 – the international journal for rural development on 17 August 2020.

Nutrition and the Power of Music in Namibia – Article in the global Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN)  Movement's Newsletter on 27 May 2020.

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Tue, 22 September @ 10h (ET) = 17h (Windhoek): 1000-Days WEBINAR:  Malnutrition Learning Series: Stories from the Field – 'Wasting Treatment & Breastfeeding Support'

PREVIOUS EVENTS:

2020 Global Nutrition Report – Replay Online Launch or Download Presentation

Tue, 8 September: “Adolescent Nutrition in Context of COVID-19 and Beyond"

Mon, 7 September: Launch (PPT) of Survey Report on Journalists' Nutrition Reporting Skills, by CISANU (Uganda)

2-3 September 2020 (online): Namibian Agricultural Conference 2020: “Agriculture Fit for the future – Robust, Resilient and Responsive"

Sun, 5 June: Webinar & Report Launch – How to use COVID-19to build better UHC (Universal Health Coverage) Systems in Africa

Thu, 14 May: Breastfeeding during COVID-19, a Twitter chat: #breastfeedingchat

Thu, 14 May: Free WEBINAR with Dr. David Nabarro: 'The Impact of COVID-19'

Thu, 14 May: Free WEBINAR moderated by WHO AFRO on “Food and Nutrition Essentials in COVID-19"

Tue, 12 May: 2020 Global Nutrition Report – Online Launch, by UNSCN

Thu, 7 May: Free WEBINAR on “Education and Nutrition: Reaching Children during the COVID-19 Pandemic". A Webinar Series by the Global Child Nutrition Foundation

Tue, 5 May: Free WEBINAR on “Maternal, newborn and child health and nutrition in the time of COVID-19: implications for action and research"

Mon, 4 May: Free Webinar on “Nutrivigilance against COVID-19"

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