Flagships

FLAGSHIPS

Agriculture associated diseases
March 26, 2015
The role of the ‘missing middle’ in combatting hunger and malnutrition
Middle-income countries, including Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, and Mexico, are home to nearly half of the world’s hungry, despite their
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News
March 13, 2015
Putting agricultural biodiversity back on the nutrition agenda
Cross-posted from the Bioversity International website. Around 350 participants gathered in Stuttgart, Germany, last week for the 2nd International Congress
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Agriculture associated diseases
February 4, 2015
Safe Food, Fair Food Book Launch
Traditional markets sell more than 85% of the food consumed in sub-Saharan Africa, and these informal, open-air local markets often
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A4NH Homepage Feature
January 26, 2015
New interactive tool maps biofortification priorities
Last week, HarvestPlus, a key component of A4NH's Flagship area on biofortification, launched an exciting interactive tool to help stakeholders
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Biofortification
October 29, 2014
What’s Next for Biofortification in Africa Post-Kigali?
HarvestPlus is hosting a series of five webinars to follow up on the Second Global Conference on Biofortification that was
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Biofortification
October 16, 2014
New Study Finds that Orange Maize Improves Vitamin A in Children
Biofortified “orange” maize can increase body stores of vitamin A in children. This is the finding of an efficacy study
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Agriculture associated diseases
September 29, 2014
A4NH flagship leader receives 2014 Trevor Blackburn Award
The A4NH team is excited to congratulate our Flagship 3 leader, Delia Grace, on being awarded the 2014 British Veterinary
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Integrated programs and policies
September 12, 2014
New Dietary Diversity Indicator for Women
A new dietary diversity indicator to assess the micronutrient adequacy of women’s diets has been developed, called Minimum Dietary Diversity
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Events
August 1, 2014
Building capacity in nutrition-sensitive agriculture
"We need to anchor nutrition at the agriculture table. It's part and parcel of agriculture." - Charlotte Dufour, food security,
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