Children Under Five - Nutrition International

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Integrated Nutrition Project in Kolda and Kédougou (PINKK)

Linking health care, agriculture and business to improve nutritional health and food security for people in Kolda and Kédougou, particularly women and young children.

Integrated Nutrition Project in Kolda and Kédougou (PINKK)

Technical Assistance for Nutrition (TAN) Project

With UK aid from the UK Government, NTEAM’s TAN project provides support and assistance to SUN Movement countries to improve the nutritional status of their populations, especially women and children.

Technical Assistance for Nutrition (TAN) Project

Vitamin A Supplementation

Since 1994, we've been leading the global effort to reduce the death of children under five by making sure that vitamin A supplements are delivered to developing countries around the world.

Hajara Isah's child receiving vitamin A supplement.

Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health (ENRICH)

ENRICH contributes to achieving global nutrition targets, reducing maternal and child mortality, and improving overall maternal and child health outcomes in Bangladesh, Kenya and Tanzania.

Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health (ENRICH)

Zinc Alliance for Child Health (ZACH)

Zinc Alliance for Child Health provides financial and technical support to scale up zinc and LO-ORS treatment in countries that have high numbers of children dying from childhood diarrhoeal diseases.

Right Start Philippines

Right Start Philippines focused on reducing anaemia in pregnant women and young children, reducing low birthweight, and averting deaths in infants and children under five.

Right Start Pakistan

Right Start Pakistan, in collaboration with our partners, focused on reducing anaemia, pregnancy and birth complications, low birthweight, neural tube defects, and stunting in children under five.

Right Start Kenya – Anzilisha

Right Start improves the quality of nutrition and healthcare for women, adolescent girls, newborns, and young children in Kenya.

Adolescent girls at Right Start launch in Kenya

Right Start India

Right Start India sought to reduce anaemia, pregnancy and birth complications, low birthweight, neural tube defects, and stunting in children under five.

Right Start Ethiopia

Right Start Ethiopia aimed to reduce pregnancy and birth complications, reduce low birthweight and neural tube defects, and reduce stunting in children under five.

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