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Fueling the business of nutrition: what will it take to attract more commercial investment into nutritious food value chains?

Attracting more commercial investment into nutritious food value chains

This discussion paper is based on a review of relevant literature and interviews with investors and experts at the intersection of business and nutrition. The objectives of this paper are to assess what is needed to unlock greater commercial investment into nutritious food value chains, from nutrition to agribusiness to SME finance and blended finance.
Applying dietary assessment methods for food fortification and other nutrition programs

Applying dietary assessment methods for food fortification and other nutrition programs

Dietary assessment data are essential for designing, implementing and evaluating food fortification and other food‐based nutrition programs. This paper strives to fill this gap in the literature while providing practical guidance to inform programming decisions.
Micronutrient Forum 5th Global Conference 2020

Micronutrient Forum 5th Global Conference 2020

08 November 2020 - 13 November 2020  Online Webinar, Global

The Micronutrient Forum is looking forward to welcoming over 1000 researchers, programme implementers and policy-makers from around the world to its 5th Global Conference 2020 from November 8 – 13 in Bangkok, Thailand.
13th European Nutrition Conference

13th European Nutrition Conference

15 October 2019 - 18 October 2019  Dublin, Ireland

The Nutrition Society in cooperation with The Nutrition Society Irish Section are pleased, as hosts, to invite to the 13th European Nutrition Conference, Federation of European Nutrition Societies (FENS) 2019 in Dublin, Ireland.
From small to nutritious: can retailers lead a healthy food revolution?

From small to nutritious: can retailers lead a healthy food revolution?

The retail sector is where consumers come face to face with food. Retailers have significant influence over whether the food that consumers face is nutritious, safe, available, affordable or attractive. I have heard it said many times that the chief buyers for large food retailers are more important in influencing food choices than Ministries of Agriculture or Food.
What is the role of animal-source foods in sustainable food systems?

What is the role of animal-source foods in sustainable food systems?

Animal-source foods (ASFs) are controversial, political and personal. What is the evidence for their role in human health? The environment? This blog is based on a conference hosted by the University of California, Davis, titled "Aligning the Food System for Improved Nutrition in Animal-Source Foods" and aims to offer a window into recent scientific research and thinking.
To engage or not to engage with the private sector to advance nutrition?

To engage or not to engage with the private sector to advance nutrition?

Any organisation entering into a public private engagement has to be able to publicly justify using public funds. Identifying, preventing, reducing, mitigating and managing conflicts of interest is a key part of that. What are the risks of engaging with private sector?
Iron and zinc fortification of rice: measuring bioavailability in order to set optimal fortification levels to ensure program efficacy

Iron and zinc fortification of rice: measuring bioavailability in order to set optimal fortification levels to ensure program efficacy

This report presents findings from a  series of in vivo and in vitro studies to optimize iron fortification of rice in terms of iron bioavailability and sensory acceptability. It has been suggested, that zinc can negatively influence iron absorption.
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16 May 2019 | Food Tank

New study highlights importance of investing in emerging food markets

"Seeds of Prosperity" programme: results and next steps

"Seeds of Prosperity" programme: results and next steps

The Seeds of Prosperity programme works through commodity supply chains to improve workers’ diets and hygiene practices. This brief present results and next steps from programme evaluations in three sites across India and Kenya. Evaluations found improvements to dietary diversity, handwashing practices, and perceptions of trust for the programme among target groups.

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