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We are a global leader in nutrition.

Through recognized technical leadership and advocacy, we’re making a difference in the lives of people around the world.

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“Nutrition plays a foundational role in building and strengthening immune systems, and COVID-19 has unleashed a malnutrition crisis just when the world needs resilience to disease the most. The essential role of nutrition in the pandemic response cannot be overstated.”

Joel C. Spicer

President and CEO, Nutrition International

Our perspective

Our world-class technical experts and nutrition advocates are leading the charge to get the right nutrition to those in need.

As a global hub of thought leadership and technical expertise, we’re on the frontlines of COVID-19 response and recovery efforts, health systems strengthening, and the fight for gender equality. We offer a unique perspective on these pressing issues and the role that nutrition plays in building a better world.

We have experts on nutrition, health economics, maternal, child and adolescent health, and international development who are available for interviews, commentary and analysis.

We can provide:

  • Interviews
  • Background information
  • Story ideas
  • Photos
  • Technical resources and tools

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Get in touch

Amanda Keenan
Communications Officer
180 Elgin Street, Suite 1000
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K2P 2K3

Email: akeenan@NutritionIntl.org

Stories from the field

Female entrepreneur becomes nutrition champion in her village

From a young age, Anita Katare was determined to become financially independent. In 2018, Anita opened a fair price shop in her village of Kothisodpur, in the Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh, India.

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Stories from the Field

Harnessing the power of social media to improve girls’ nutrition knowledge

Ina is a 19-year old girl from Indonesia. Like many young women and girls in the country, Ina didn’t have access to much information about nutrition or dietary practices while she was growing up.

A maternal health worker in Bangladesh navigates COVID-19 protocols

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Stories from the field

Zinc saves lives of children in riverine communities in Bangladesh

The Akotabazar Community Clinic sits on the banks of the Teesta River in the Rangpur district of Bangladesh. The remote region is prone to flooding and has limited transportation options, making it difficult for frontline health workers to deliver services in the area, where waterborne diseases like diarrhoea are common.

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