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We drive for better, faster ways to get what we know works to those who need it most, by multiplying impact without multiplying cost and complexity.

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Children Under Five

Providing the micronutrients that children need to survive and thrive.

Well-nourished children have stronger immune systems, making them more resistant to sickness and disease, while improving their overall health, brain development and human potential.

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Adolescent Girls

With good nutrition, 600 million adolescent girls can break the cycle of…

Well-nourished girls are more likely to stay in school and succeed in their studies, giving them better job opportunities, increased lifetime earnings and greater agency.

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Pregnant Women and Newborns

With good nutrition, women are healthier, have safer pregnancies and deliver…

Well-nourished women are healthier; they also have safer pregnancies and deliver healthier babies – protecting their lives and the lives and futures of their infants. 

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Women

Improving women’s health and nutrition promotes gender equality and…

Women and girls can have better opportunities to earn, learn, grow and lead when they have adequate nutrition. They must be empowered advocates for their own health and nutrition.

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We work alongside governments as an expert ally, increasing impact without…

Government ownership of programs is essential. We work as an expert ally to governments, empowering them to scale up their own nutrition programming and domestic resources.

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General population

Good nutrition is the foundation for human development.

Nutrition is essential for building human capital. A well-nourished and healthy population is the foundation for the growth and economic development required to break the cycle of poverty.

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Better births in Bangladesh

We know one of the best ways to keep women healthy during pregnancy. When women receive daily iron and folic acid (IFA) supplements as early as possible during pregnancy for at least 90 days, the results are multiplied for her and her newborn. It helps reduce anaemia and provides newborns a better chance at life.

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