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How can we mitigate effects of #climatechange on #food? "We’re going to have to develop a basket of options so countries can prepare [with] policies and technologies needed to reduce this growing impact." -Kristie Ebi @uwsph https://t.co/9nIHmTwtGC #FoodIsLife@NDmalnutrition
ICYMI: Read the summary and listen to our #deeplytalks with @ingekauer and Paul Vos of @ATNIndex, and @savechildrenuk's @simoniswright as they unpack the latest Access to Nutrition Index. https://t.co/RoGTQrqyCW
"We want the big companies to produce better food and to do more healthy marketing," @SUN_Movement Coordinator @GerdaVerburg outlines her goals in this interview with @newsdeeply's Executive Editor @Lara on the sidelines of the #EatForum18@EATforum
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Malnutrition Deeply features investigative reporting, in-depth analysis and expert views on the critical issue. We'll work together with the community of practitioners to foster dialogue and find potential solutions. Sign up for our weekly newsletter here https://t.co/eWd6E8Cfsa
#Fact: 📈 For every 1% increase in #hunger, there will be a 2% increase in people forced to leave their homes in search of food via @NDmalnutrition: https://t.co/ZjmDOlEgHR
If you missed our latest #DeeplyTalks, read edited excerpts of our conversation on encouraging exclusive breastfeeding with @kmpellechiaRD of @aliveandthrive here https://t.co/YtQKL1XHTw
Lack of #data on #anemia ignores one of the most vulnerable populations: adolescent girls. Here's how India is working to address these gaps https://t.co/LpJBcEbPE8 @NDmalnutrition
"For me, living in a globalized world, living in the 21st century, in 2017, we were talking about people dying of famine in four countries. There’s something fundamentally wrong with that," @WFPChiefEcon Arif Husain on ending hunger as a weapon of war: https://t.co/OgyaB7cpBH
#ICYMI: As human milk bank centers have proliferated, it has raised concerns – technical, religious and political – that practitioners are now wrestling with. @_andrew_green reports #Breastfeeding https://t.co/x9nCJg58iq
Before rolling out the cash transfer program, the government should ensure people have access to the right infrastructure, functional markets and nutrition counseling in order to make the best use of cash. From my story in May for @NDmalnutrition: https://t.co/Gxte95dHvx
"For me, living in a globalized world, living in the 21st century, in 2017, we were talking about people dying of famine in four countries. There’s something fundamentally wrong with that," @WFPChiefEcon Arif Husain highlights the significance of th... @UN https://t.co/PeSys40iuc
Rice grown in higher levels of carbon dioxide can have reduced nutrients and follow-on effects for communities—let's not underestimate the impact of #climatechange https://t.co/Klj6KTPPzf via @NDmalnutrition by @amrutabyatnal
A new @UN resolution banning the use of starvation as a weapon of war could be critical in reversing rising global malnutrition rates, @WFPChiefEcon Arif Husain tells @_andrew_green https://t.co/PeSys40iuc