To Eradicate Malnutrition, We Must Start At The Grassroots
The various factors that contribute to malnutrition cannot be tackled by health professionals alone
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The various factors that contribute to malnutrition cannot be tackled by health professionals alone
Read MoreThe existing Supplementary Nutrition Programme (SNP) and the Poshan Abhiyan will be merged to formulate the new umbrella programme, Poshan 2.0, to combat malnutrition more effectively.
Read MorePOSHAN Abhiyaan also aims to reduce stunting (height-to-age ratio) by 2 per cent each year.
Read MoreThe conference organised by IFPRI and 19 co-hosts focused on evidence-based insights to further nutrition goals
Read MoreJust as in an hourglass all the grains of sand trickling down can settle at different places, a convergence across various nutrition streams can yield multiple benefits
Read MoreA diverse group of nutrition stakeholders have joined hands to ensure that COVID-19 does not derail the government’s malnutrition programmes
Read MoreHere are 6 steps the government must take to ensure that the nutrition needs of vulnerable women and children are not compromised by the pandemic and its fallout.
Read MoreDuring a recently organised POSHAN Pakhwada, a combined force of 6866 ANM, ASHA, AWW and Community POSHAN champions went to the homes of every pregnant woman and lactating mother in Udaipur district to counsel them on maternal and child nutrition.
Read MoreThe public sector plays a vital catalytic role, through enabling policies and programs, in ensuring that biofortified crops like iron pearl millet, zinc wheat, and zinc rice reach the most vulnerable populations to address the problem of ‘hidden hunger’.
Read MorePrasanta Tripathy and Nirmala Nair left global careers to settle in Chakradharpur. They set up Ekjut in 2002 to provide health and nutrition training on community participation
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