ReactsIn Newsletter Issue 2 Sept 2025

The September 2025 issue of the ReactsIn Newsletter showcases how adaptive learning and locally led partnerships are strengthening nutrition, health, and gender equality across Bangladesh, Cambodia, Kenya, Somalia, and Tanzania. This issue features lessons from a cross-project learning event in Tanzania, updates on programme implementation and capacity strengthening in Tanzania and Somalia, the inspiring story of Sophia, who continues to promote biofortified crops years after participating in the ENRICH project, and reflections from a World Vision Canada intern on supporting evidence-based programme delivery. The newsletter also highlights key programme results and demonstrates how continuous learning is improving outcomes for women, adolescent girls, and communities.

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The ReactsIn (Realizing Gender Equality, Attitudinal Change and Transformative Systems in Nutrition) project addresses hunger and malnutrition in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Kenya, Somalia, and Tanzania by engaging women and adolescent girls to increase both access to and production of micronutrient-dense foods. The project promotes climate-smart and biofortified crops that are drought-resistant, improve dietary diversity, and help prevent micronutrient deficiencies.  

Led by World Vision Canada and funded by the Government of Canada, ReactsIn brings together the expertise of Nutrition International, Harvest Plus, and McGill University. Each of these organisations work with World Vision Canada to strengthen health and nutrition systems, promote gender equality, and improve nutrition outcomes for women, adolescent girls, children, and communities.