Video diary: final thoughts from Phnom Penh
After two days of site visits in Phenom Penh, our trip in Cambodia has now come to an end. In this final video diary, Jess and Sue report from Steung Meanchey, a slum community on the outskirts of the capital where crowded conditions and poor nutrition create the perfect breeding ground for TB....
July conference call recording now available
I’m pleased to share that a recording of the July grassroots conference call is now available to download here .
This month’s call focused on how we can help end TB for good and the...
Nutrition for Growth 2016 – the event that wasn’t
The Summer Olympic Games kick off today in Rio de Janeiro, bringing people and nations together through sport. On 4 th August, a day before the grand opening ceremony, another important event was also held in Rio in the side-lines of the Olympics, which was to have paved the way for progress...
August conference call recording now available
I’m pleased to share that a recording of the August grassroots conference call is now available to download here .
This month’s call focused on our Healthy Lives campaign and the Nutrition for Growth media moment happening in Rio...
"You cannot tell a hungry child that you gave them food yesterday"
What are the World Bank Meetings and why do they matter?
Each year, in autumn, the World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund host their Annual Meetings in Washington D.C. The meetings...
Why nutrition and health combined? Lessons from Malawi
Callum Northcote, Policy Advocacy Coordinator, reflects on a recent visit to Malawi to see how nutrition programmes are being integrated into wider health programmes and previews this week's nutrition advocacy tour.
Integrating nutrition and health: Strengthening the evidence through case studies
This week, RESULTS UK launched its most recent research, ‘ Integrating nutrition and health across the Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health continuum ’. Anushree Shiroor, Policy Advocacy Officer (Nutrition), reviews the key findings.
Why is nutrition critical along...Are we doing enough on women's nutrition?
NO, is the indisputable answer to the question.
Poor nutrition, ill-health, reduced potential, and poverty trap women in a vicious cycle which threatens their survival and blocks the progress they are capable of achieving for themselves, and for society.
Women constitute over 40...
March conference call recording now available
A recording of the March grassroots conference call is now available to download here .
In recent years, the UK government has played an important role in raising the global focus of malnutrition.
Yet around 3 million...
Why the G7 must do more on food security and nutrition
Lunch hour at work officially starts at 1pm. Unfortunately, I don’t think the stomach and brain understand time. Despite having breakfast this morning, hunger pangs set in around 12:00pm itself. I cave in. No harm in bringing lunch forward by an hour if it means I can work the rest of the...
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