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Field Stories

June 5, 2018

Adolescent girls share big dreams at She'll Grow Into It launch in Bangladesh

Coming from different parts of Bangladesh, girls discussed the barriers they face to achieve their dreams, and what they felt were the biggest obstacles to good health.

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May 1, 2018

'With Good Nutrition She'll Grow Into It' campaign launched in Dhaka

Nutrition International launched the `With Good Nutrition She’ll Grow Into It’ campaign in Dhaka to raise awareness about the critical link between good nutrition and women and girls’ empowerment.

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March 12, 2018

WAGGGS, Nutrition International and Canada partner to improve girls’ nutrition and help every girl reach their potential

WAGGGS, Nutrition International  and Global Affairs Canada launched a partnership to ensure that no girl is held back by poor nutrition – no matter where she is from.  

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Field Stories

January 23, 2018

Mousumi’s Story: Health Assistant and Advocate for Maternal Nutrition in Bangladesh

Mousumi Akhtar, a 25 year-old health assistant made it her personal mandate to ensure women and adolescent girls in Bangladesh be provided with the best possible healthcare throughout their pregnancy.

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December 20, 2017

Increase investment in women and girls' nutrition, say policy leaders

Policy leaders and nutrition experts called for more investment in women and girls'nutrition at a policy round table in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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Blog Posts

November 7, 2017

A 15 year-old pregnant girl named “Happy”

President and CEO Joel Spicer visits the Jhilpar slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where he meets several pregnant girls including a 15 year-old named ''Happy."

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October 24, 2017

Nutrition International launches ‘Right Start’ to improve nutrition for women, adolescent girls and newborns in Bangladesh

Nutrition International launched the ‘Right Start Initiative’ in Bangladesh to improve nutrition for women, adolescent girls and newborns in the country.

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September 28, 2017

Nutrition International, Teck and Global Affairs Canada renew partnership to save children’s lives with zinc treatments

Nutrition International, Teck Resources Limited and Global Affairs Canada today announce a renewed partnership to reach millions of children with zinc treatments to help save lives.

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Blog Posts

May 25, 2017

Transforming the lives of women and adolescent girls through anaemia prevention

Action on anaemia reduction, especially for adolescent girls, is an international development opportunity waiting to be taken up.

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March 24, 2016

Integrating nutrition interventions in Bangladesh through BRAC partnership

Our expert explains a new MI collaboration with BRAC that aims to systematically design and integrate nutrition interventions into existing BRAC development programs in Bangladesh.

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