The Cost of Malnutrition: Why Policy Action is Urgent
- Author:
- Global Panel
- Publisher:
- Glopan
- Publication Date:
- 7 November 2017
- Tags:
- Africa, Nutrition, Sustainable Development
The international community is currently seeking to accelerate and sustain reductions in malnutrition globally. This Technical Brief provides compelling evidence on the economic value of these urgent efforts, and shows that no nation can afford to waste the economic potential of its citizens on such a scale.
What Will it Cost to End Malnutrition?
- Women and Malnutrition in Africa
- Development Bank Chief Helps Scale Up Nutrition at Abidjan Talks
- Six Out of Ten Rural People Food Insecure - Report
- Why You Should Eat More Tilapia
- Why Do One in Four Children Suffer from Stunting?
- School Feeding Schemes Can Fill Children's Tummies and Farmers' Pockets
Fighting Hunger and Obesity in Africa
- Focused On Ending Hunger, Africa Neglects Rising Obesity
- Why Water, Soap & Toilets Are Keys in Ending Malnutrition
- Aliko Dangote Foundation Pledges $100m to Tackle Malnutrition
- Global Nutrition Crisis Threatens Human Development
- African Leaders Commit to Fighting Malnutrition
- Nutrition Summit and Report Launch Set to Catalyze Progress on Malnutrition
- The Road Out of Poverty Depends On Feeding Our Children Nutritious Food First
- 3.4 Million People Need Nutrition Support in North-East - UN
- Food Scarcity in Towns Is a Ticking Time Bomb
- Starvation Threatens Thousands of Congolese Children
- 37 Percent of Namibians Hungry and Undernourished
- Mozambique "can Meet Zero Hunger Target"
- Women Are Pivotal to Addressing Hunger, Malnutrition and Poverty
