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Stay up to date on our announcements, newest projects and partnerships, and news about how we’re making a difference in the lives of people around the world.

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Our children cannot wait: Leadership, solidarity and action for child survival and nutrition

September 24, 2026

Every child deserves to thrive. Governments and partners must prioritize child survival and nutrition through prevention-focused health systems, sustainable financing and country-led action.

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Our children cannot wait: Leadership, solidarity and action for child survival and nutrition

Nutrition International, the Food Fortification Initiative and partners launch new evidence to strengthen food fortification for anaemia reduction

August 26, 2026

New global evidence shows how large-scale food fortification can reduce anaemia, helping governments design smarter, context-specific programs that deliver measurable impact at scale.

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Nutrition, the cornerstone of global health and equity: A call to action to G7 members and partners

June 5, 2026

As G7 leaders prepare to meet, Nutrition International and the C7 Health Working Group are calling for urgent action to put nutrition at the centre of global health and development efforts.

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Joseph Wong and Rod Phillips join Nutrition International’s Board of Directors

May 20, 2026

Nutrition International is pleased to announce the appointment of Joseph Wong and Rod Phillips, to its Board of Directors.

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Joseph Wong and Rod Phillips join Nutrition International’s Board of Directors

Stories from the frontlines of nutrition.

Discover the personal stories of people whose lives have been impacted by better nutrition, and those working tirelessly to deliver it, and what’s top of mind for our technical experts as they share the latest on cutting-edge nutrition research, policy updates, and implementation guidance.

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Our Children Cannot Wait: The Case for Child Survival and Nutrition Sovereignty

September 18, 2026

In this opinion piece, His Majesty King Letsie III of Lesotho, African Union Nutrition Champion, makes the case for child survival and nutrition sovereignty.

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Our Children Cannot Wait: The Case for Child Survival and Nutrition Sovereignty

WATCH: What if fortifying salt could reduce the risk of birth defects?

August 19, 2026

A Canadian-developed innovation meets a real-world public health challenge in Ethiopia, as researchers test the potential of double-fortified salt.

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Closing the iodine gap: Strengthening the foundations of a healthier Philippines

August 12, 2026

Nutrition International is working with the Government of the Philippines and partners to strengthen universal salt iodization and help close gaps in iodine intake nationwide.

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Closing the iodine gap: Strengthening the foundations of a healthier Philippines

When young people lead, communities listen

August 10, 2026

Across Tanzania's Tabora region, adolescents are building businesses, sharing knowledge and helping their peers access information and services. See how.

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When young people lead, communities listen