In the Amhara region of Ethiopia, Nutrition International and the Amhara Development Association joined forces on several pilot projects designed to improve infant and young child nutrition.
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Pilot projects in Ethiopia improve infant and young child nutrition
Community health champion Rekhaben Zampada is changing and saving lives in rural India
Rekhaben is an Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA), a trained health educator and promoter deployed by the Government of Gujarat’s Department of Health and Family Welfare.
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From community events to training, Rachna Kulhade goes the extra mile to fight anaemia
Despite graduating with a degree in electronic and communications engineering, Rachna was determined to help India become a country were women and children no longer die from malnutrition.
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Adolescent girls in Indonesia use their smartphones to fight anaemia
Girls in Indonesia are using their smartphones to track their nutritional status and encouraging their friends to do the same.
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Girls for Good Nutrition: Kenyan musician wants every girl to get the good nutrition they need
Shanh Manjeru is a young gospel singer from Nairobi. She understands the importance of good nutrition in her own life, and recognizes the challenges that other children – especially girls – face in accessing the nutrition they need. On the International Day if the Girl Child, she is raising her voice and advocating for better nutrition for girls because she wants everyone to have the opportunities that she has.
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