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Technical publication on nutrition in emergencies for an international audience.
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New paper published by ENN on research priorities on the prevention of child wasting – results now available. Click here to read or download the paper.

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New paper published by ENN on research priorities on the prevention of child wasting – results now available. Click here to read or download the paper.

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JOB OPENING: Nutrition Manager, Medair
Role & Responsibilities Improve the overall nutrition situation of the target population. This involves implementing quality nutrition services and contributing to the effective...
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New ENN publications

Field Exchange issue 61 is now out! Read the full issue or individual articles here. We are currently collating content for FEX 62 - read about how to write for Field Exchange. 

Nutrition interviews

ENN has been recently interviewed by DEVEX. Marie McGrath (ENN) and Marko Kerac (LSHTM) shared 5 tips on how to plan for scalability before the start of a project. Jeremy Shoham (ENN) talked about the need for donor flexibility to improve nutrition in fragile states.

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Interview with Ms. Maria Lourdes A....

Philippines is a middle income country with a per capita income of 2970 USD. Undernutrition is a serious problem with 30.3 % of children U5 being stunted with very slow progress being made within the last 15 years. Wasting has stagnated with a...
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