The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is an international organization driven by the vision of a world without malnutrition.
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20 October 2016 – Statement by Steve Godfrey, Chief Investment Officer, GAIN
Yesterday WFP said that there were not enough partnerships for the Committee of Food Security strategy, and we agree. Also, time is short – 2030 is 5,000 days away and it takes probably half that time (5-10 years) to set up and build a new sustainable business line.
“Challenge decision makers with evidence on the slow pace of malnutrition reduction.” This is one of three calls to action from Lawrence Haddad, Executive Director of GAIN, who delivered the keynote address at the ReSAKSS Annual Conference in Accra, Ghana today.
It is a historic moment this week for urban development as, Habitat III, the United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development takes place in Quito, Ecuador, writes GAIN’s Sunniva Bloem.
Habitat III, the United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development takes place in Quito, Ecuador this week where GAIN joins its partners in hosting a discussion on how we can create good urban governance for improved #UrbanNutrition. GAIN’s Sunniva Bloem, shares her thoughts from Quito.
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Do you know how many people go hungry every day? In total, around half the
Joseph Mbatia is a man who knows an opportunity when he sees one. A member of the Gatundu Fish Farmers’ Cooperative in Kenya, Mr Mbatia has been quietly developing his own innovative approach to fish farming since GAIN’s Marketplace for Nutritious Foods selected the cooperative for support.
This Sunday, October 16, is World Food Day. GAIN’s Marti van Liere, Bonnie McClafferty, and Greg S. Garrett provide an insight into why they think the foods that make up our diets are, far too often, inadequate.
This week, leaders in food, nutrition and agriculture descended upon Des Moines, Iowa to celebrate the winner of the World Food Prize, an award that recognizes exceptional achievements in the global food system.
This week, we welcome Lawrence Haddad as our new Executive Director. Lawrence is an economist
Last September, world leaders gathered in New York on the occasion of the 71st United
