Exchanging learning between colleagues around the world
New learnings on nutrition assessments, clean cooking, refugee-led development, food systems, and the links between child disability and malnutrition. A diverse issue and one where we challenge readers – and ourselves – to consider how nutrition intersects with other areas of work, provoking thought across multiple sectors.
Our online forum
en-net is a free and open online community forum where nutrition practitioners can access prompt technical advice for challenges they are facing.
Available in both French and English.
Networks
Bringing together those working in nutrition
We build, coordinate, facilitate and participate in networks of researchers, practitioners and policymakers at national, regional and global levels. Click below on each network to find out more.
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WaSt Technical Interest Group
The Wasting and Stunting (WaSt) Technical Interest Group (TIG) aims to explore the relationship between wasting and stunting to improve services and systems for malnourished children and their families.
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MAMI Global Network
The vision of Management of small & nutritionally at-risk infants under six months & their mothers (MAMI) is that every small and nutritionally at-risk infant under 6 months and their mother is supported to survive and thrive.
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IFE Core Group
The Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies (IFE) Core Group's vision is that all feeding and care of infants and young children is safeguarded to support child survival, growth and development, in humanitarian contexts.
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GANN
The vision of the Global Adolescent Nutrition Network (GANN) is that every adolescent from 10 to 19 years of age is nutritionally supported and afforded opportunities for optimal health and nutrition despite past nutritional challenges.
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