ICN2 – Nutrition: A Public Issue
- Publisher:
- FAO
- Publication Date:
- 4 November 2014
- Tags:
- Africa, Aid and Assistance, Food and Agriculture, Health and Medicine, International Organizations and Africa, Nutrition
Hundreds of millions of people around the world continue to suffer from hunger and malnutrition. Governments are urged to make stronger commitments at November's Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2) to ensure healthier diets for all. That's according to the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Health Organization of the United Nations. This report has more information on the current global nutrition challenges.
FAO and WHO Plan to 'Tackle Malnutrition Head On'
- G-77 Countries Call for Resolve and Solidarity in Malnutrition Battle
- Children Die of Malnutrition in North Darfur's Kabkabiya
- Brics Countries Share Strategies Against Malnutrition Ahead of ICN2
- National Geographic/FAO - Raising Awareness On Hunger and Nutrition
- Partnerships Are Crucial to Fighting Malnutrition
- Countries Agree On Key Policy Commitments to Fight Malnutrition Globally
- Malnutrition Rates Still High Despite Food Security Improvements
- VIDEO: FAO's Hungry Planet Series
- FAO Urges Europe to Support Nutrition and Sustainable Farming
- African Malnutrition to Surge With Erratic Rainfall - Report
- The ICN2 - So Far, Too Food Focused
- Tackle Malnutrition Head On
Burundi, Eritrea Top Global Hunger Index
- Burundi, Eritrea Top World Hunger
- Thirteen Countries Move Closer to Eradicating Hunger
- Tackling 'Hidden Hunger' - Launch of the Global Hunger Index
- Hidden Hunger Strips Away Dignity
- As World Food Day Approaches, One in Four S. Africans Are Hungry
- Two Billion People Suffering From Hidden Hunger
- FAO Urges Europe to Support Nutrition and Sustainable Farming
Shake-Up in Nutritition Research?
- Call for Shake-Up in Africa Nutrition Research
- Rwanda Launches a 1000 Days Campaign to Eradicate Malnutrition
- Africa's Economy Grows, but Many Stomachs Are Empty
- New Campaign Highlights Healthy Nutrition
- Slow Food Youth Gardens Promote Nutrition and Sustainability
- The Clinton Health Access Initiative and the Government of Rwanda Announce Nutrition Program
- Junk Food Generation - Urban Children Risking Their Health
- Malnutrition Could Jeopardize Zimbabwe's Development, UN Official Warns During Visit
- Smallholder Farmer Leaders Call for Increased Partnership, Investment and Institutional Capacity Building
- New Project to Promote Nutrition and Sustainability in Africa
- Partnerships Between Smallholder Farmers, Business and Govt Are Key to Revitalizing Rural Communities
