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ENN strives to enhance the effectiveness of Nutrition policy and programming by improving knowledge, stimulating learning and building evidence. We are passionate about being field driven and are globally recognised as thought leaders and conveners in Nutrition

About the ENN
As global leaders in knowledge management, evidence and learning, ENN are embarking on a strategic review to see how we can drive more impact in our work, increase our reach and explore more new and innovative approaches. To engage with us in this review please email contact@ennonline.net
Technical publication on nutrition in emergencies for an international audience.
Publication that captures learning and experiences from nutrition and related sectors written by national actors.

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Online technical forum for tricky programming questions.
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A synthesis of working group recommendations to guide the development of the ‘Wasting Reset’ manifesto is now also available in French. Read here. 

 

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Crises alimentaires récurrentes en Afrique de l'Ouest et du Centre : l'approche « CMAM Surge » peut aider à contrôler l’augmentation de la malnutrition chez les enfants. Ecoutez ce podcast, en français, qui s’intéresse à l’approche CMAM Surge au Niger.

Vacancies

ENN is now looking for an experienced Project Manager to join our Operations Team. If you are highly motivated, adaptable and hardworking, with a track record of delivering to deadlines and keen to make your contribution to the international nutrition sector, please take a look at the job profile. We look forward to receiving your application!

What’s new

Wasting 'Reset' Synthesis

ENN has released the Wasting 'Reset' Synthesis in English and French: a summary of working group recommendations to guide the development of the ‘Wasting Reset’ manifesto. Read more about the ‘Reset’ of wasting prevention and treatment to
catalyse action and accountability here.

‘Bringing new evidence on...

The Wasting and Stunting Technical Interest Group has released a new study that aims to test whether WFA and MUAC can be effectively utilised in existing programmes to capture these children with single and dual deficits and reach considerably more children at a high risk of death. Read more here.

Latest Media Hub posts

L'approche CMAM Surge au Niger

Ce podcast, en français, s’intéresse à l’approche CMAM Surge. Il accompagne la section spéciale de Field Exchange Numéro 64 qui explore...
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