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"We must combat the effects of climate change on nutrition. Children are dying." - Salome, 17, Colombia

Monday, March 24, 2025

An essential right for the future of our generation and the planet

Salome, an ENOUGH young advocate attending this year’s Nutrition for Growth Summit, calls on world leaders to urgently address the crises related to food, nutrition, and climate change.

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"We must combat the effects of climate change on nutrition. Children are dying." - Salome, 17, Colombia

Nutrition for Growth Summit

An essential right for the future of our generation and the planet

Salome, an ENOUGH young advocate attending this year’s Nutrition for Growth Summit, calls on world leaders to urgently address the crises related to food...

Women in Asia preparing healthy food

Rethinking Malnutrition Prevention and Treatment

Diane Baik considers how local, food-based approaches empower families and provide sustainable solutions.

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Nutrition for Growth Summit

Everyone must box clever for the sake of Nutrition for Growth

Dan Irvine tells decision-makers heading to Paris to determine the future of nutrition for the world’s children that they must think beyond business as...

Breastfeeding in Emergencies

Common Myths about Breastfeeding in Emergencies

Discover common breastfeeding myths in emergencies and learn how World Vision supports safe infant feeding during crises.

Supporting Women to Exclusively Breastfeed in Sierra Leone

Community Health Workers like Millicent are being trained to support women to exclusively breastfeed their babies for the first six months of life as part...

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Nutrition for Growth: Call to Action 2020

To the WHO Executive Board Members representing at the 146th Session, 3-8 February 2020: Make 2020 the Year the World Reverses Malnutrition Trends! World...

Malnutrition - the silent killer of Afghan children

41% of Afghanistan's girls are stunted; 25% are underweight; 1.6 million children suffer severe acute malnutrition. World Vision provides nutrition...

Family MUAC: Empowering mothers to detect malnutrition

World Vision trains mothers and families to detect early signs of malnutrition through the use of MUAC

ENRICH Boat Ambulances - Myanmar

The goal of ENRICH is to contribute to reduction of maternal and child mortality in Bangladesh, Kenya, Myanmar, Pakistan and Tanzania by addressing issues...

ENRICH - a 1000 Day Journey

An Introduction to ENRICH ( Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Africa and Asia) - also known as 1000DayJourney. Learn...

ENRICH Kenya

In this episode, we go back to Kenya to catch up with Joyce and Daniel. Through simple and cost-effective interventions such as biofortified crops, the...

Nutrition LINKS CoP Discussion

This 20 September Global Health, Nutrition and HIV Community of Practice discussion featured World Vision Ghana's Nutrition LINKS research. Building...

Nutrition Links: Building Capacity for Sustainable Livelihoods in Ghana

World Vision worked with partners in Ghana to improve food security and nutritional status of women and children.

How does World Vision support breastfeeding?

How does World Vision protect, promote and support breastfeeding? Appropriate Breastfeeding is one of the core interventions in World Vision’s 7-11...

Early Childhood Development

Building Brains - Building Futures

Why Do Early Moments Matter? There is a growing recognition that nurturing, protecting, promoting and supporting children in their early years is essential...

Biofortified Crops: Providing nutritious, staple food crops within communities

World Vision i ntegrates biofortified nutritious crops into comprehensive food and nutrition security efforts in countries with high burdens of hunger and...

ENRICH Programme

The Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Africa and Asia (ENRICH) is a multi-year, multi-country programme funded by Global...

Mother-led MUAC Webinar Recap

On 4th April 2017, World Vision hosted a webinar highlighting mother-led MUAC programmes implemented by ALIMA and World Vision in Niger and Mauritania. If...

Emergency Health and Nutrition Framework - CoP Discussion Resources

The 16 February 2017 Community of Practice Webinar - Notes and Resources. Addressing the health and nutrition needs of populations affected by disasters...

Women, Adolescent and Young Child-friendly Spaces (WAYCS) in Emergencies

Women and young child-friendly spaces exist to provide a safe space for breastfeeding.

Implementation Quality Assurance (IQA) Tools

World Vision has developed sets of essential elements for our core project models, known as implementation quality assurance (IQA) tools.

World Vision's Distance Learning Transforms Action on Nutrition

Last Mile Solutions: World Vision's Distance learning transforms action on nutrition. Learn more about World Vision's Nutrition Distance Learning and...

Empowering Grandmothers to improve nutrition: World Vision's Mamanieva Project in Sierra Leone

A social innovation of engaging grandmothers for improved nutrition of mothers and children. Learn more about World Vision's work with grandmothers here...

Breastfeeding Programme Success in Tanzania