NLIFT - Nutrition International

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United Nations Population Fund, Nigeria

Working with UN Population Fund, we're increasing knowledge and awareness of iron-folic acid supplementation and healthy diet among adolescent girls, women of reproductive age, and healthcare workers.

Kangaroo Mother Care, Cameroon

Using the innovative Development Impact Bond model to enable scaling up Kangaroo Mother Care programs in Cameroon to improve the lives of low birthweight and preterm babies.

Zuellig Family Foundation

Working with our partners and local governments, we develop models for urban nutrition governance that other Philippine cities can use to improve nutrition services targeting the first 1,000 days.

United Nations Population Fund, Senegal

Working with UNFPA, we're increasing knowledge and awareness of iron-folic acid supplementation and healthy diet among adolescent girls, women, and healthcare workers in Senegal.

School Nutrition for Adolescents Project

With our partners in Bangladesh, we help adolescents achieve their potential with an effective, scalable program to combat iron deficiency, improve nutrition, and support related interventions.

School Nutrition for Adolescents Project

The Power of Nutrition

Funded by the Government of Canada and together with our partners, we reduce child stunting, prevent anaemia in pregnant women, and address barriers to effective interventions.

BRAC

Together with BRAC, our research adds needed evidence used to determine which actions should be taken to strengthen nutrition integration into multiple sectors.

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Nutrition of Working Women

Preventing anaemia, improving nutritional knowledge, and sharing water, sanitation, and hygiene best practices to improve the health and well-being of readymade garment sector workers in Bangladesh.

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World Bank

Reviewing and sharing the World Bank experience using innovative programming approaches, such as incentive mechanisms, to achieve nutrition results.

Girl Effect

Harnessing the power of social media to deliver nutrition content girls love and interact with, helping them feel empowered to make healthy decisions to improve their nutrition and their futures.

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