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Breastmilk substitutes call to action – The road to code compliance

The health, nutrition and well-being of women and infants worldwide is a global concern and public health imperative ​Breastfeeding in line with global recommendations is vital to making progress as it provides health benefits to both women and children. With this in mind, nearly 40…
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Publication date: THU, 25 JUN, 2020
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COVID-19: The evolving impact on how people meet the food system

* Originally published by UNSCN For more than two months now, the world has been living in semi-confinement and the world’s economy moving in slow motion due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Both the disease and the measures that are taken to reduce its spread…
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Publication date: THU, 25 JUN, 2020
RESOURCE / Briefs/ fact sheets

Protecting nutrition security amid COVID-19

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Publication date: THU, 25 JUN, 2020
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Notes: 2020 Sun Movement Strategic Review Call and Consultation - Latin America

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Publication date: THU, 25 JUN, 2020
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A call for more innovative policies in Asia-Pacific to ensure food security and nutrition in the wake of COVID-19

The global pandemic caused by COVID-19 requires a greater coordinated response on many policy levels, but particularly to ensure food security and nutrition for billions of people in the vast Asia-Pacific region, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) reported. FAO’s Regional…
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Publication date: WED, 24 JUN, 2020
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Investing in the data value chain for nutrition in West Africa

* Originally published by Transform Nutrition West Africa by Roos Verstraeten (TNWA/IFPRI), Rebecca Heidkamp (DataDENT) and Barbara Baille (UNICEF) The Together for Nutrition: West African Data Forum was convened in Saly, Senegal in February 2020 by a group of regional and global partners. The group was led…
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Publication date: TUE, 23 JUN, 2020
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Preventing the COVID-19 crisis from becoming a food crisis in LAC

As a result of the crisis prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the population living in extreme poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean could reach 83.4 million people in 2020, which would entail a significant rise in hunger levels due to the difficulties these people…
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Publication date: MON, 22 JUN, 2020
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WHO Breastfeeding and COVID-19 Scientific Brief

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Publication date: MON, 22 JUN, 2020
RESOURCE / SUN operations documents

Annual Financial Report (1 January 2019 – 31 December 2019)

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Publication date: MON, 22 JUN, 2020
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Growing food to tackle coronavirus and child malnutrition in Malawi

Written by Francis Thawani – Communications Officer, WFP Malawi WFP and Government are working to train mothers in agriculture as poor diets put the lives of 56,000 children at risk. “While my son, Chrispine, was being treated for malnutrition at the hospital, I received orange-fleshed potato vines…
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Publication date: FRI, 19 JUN, 2020
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COVID-19’s triple threat to gender equality, nutrition and future potential

* Originally published by 1,000 Days Written By Emma Feutl Kent, Global Policy and Advocacy Manager at 1,000 Days & Robyn Bright, Director of Advocacy at Nutrition International The global COVID-19 health crisis is unprecedented, in both its global scope and devastating impacts. What started…
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Publication date: FRI, 19 JUN, 2020
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Mobilizing ambitious and impactful commitments for mainstreaming nutrition in health systems

Progress towards good health for all and the health-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is only possible when Universal Health Coverage (UHC) is achieved: when everyone, everywhere has access to health services, without risk of financial ruin or impoverishment. As malnutrition increases the risk of illness…
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Publication date: THU, 18 JUN, 2020
RESOURCE / SUN Progress Reports

Annual Implementation Report (1 January 2019 – 31 December 2019)

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Publication date: THU, 18 JUN, 2020
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Faced with Covid-19, the EU and UNICEF guarantee continuity of vital care for malnourished children in Niger

UNICEF Niger will benefit from USD 2.6 million dollars of financial aid from the Humanitarian Aid Department of the European Union (ECHO), ensuring that children suffering from severe acute malnutrition receive quality treatment and care during the Covid-19 crisis. “We are deeply concerned at the…
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Publication date: WED, 17 JUN, 2020
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Parliamentarians and universities in Honduras unite to work for food, in crisis due to COVID-19

At the end of May, the Parliamentary Front against Hunger (FPH) and the Honduran Observatory on the Right to Food (ODA) launched a joint appeal due to the COVID-19 emergency and its consequences for the country’s food sector. “It is an appeal, an open letter…
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Publication date: WED, 17 JUN, 2020
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Millions at risk of severe food insecurity in Latin America and the Caribbean due to COVID-19

The socio-economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean could potentially leave around 14 million* vulnerable people in severe food insecurity this year, warranting urgent attention to save lives, according to projections by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP). “It…
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Publication date: WED, 17 JUN, 2020
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Nutrition and Gender Equality: Linking Sectors for COVID-19 Response and Beyond

* Originally published by CanWaCH – Written by World Vision Canada Over the past several months, the COVID-19 pandemic has been top of mind for most Canadians, drawing daily headlines and news coverage as governments across the world fight to contain its impacts. While global…
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Publication date: TUE, 16 JUN, 2020
RESOURCE / Briefs/ fact sheets

MEPs discussed actions to contain hunger pandemic with WFP Executive Director

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Publication date: TUE, 16 JUN, 2020
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Health experts concerned about indirect effects of COVID-19 on women and youth

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to escalate, the World Health Organization (WHO) is concerned about its impact on women, children and young people. “The indirect effects of COVID-19 on these groups may be greater than the number of deaths due to the virus itself”, agency chief Tedros…
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Publication date: MON, 15 JUN, 2020
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Emerging data suggest COVID-19 is driving up hunger in vulnerable countries

Initial and ongoing assessments by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) provide strong indications that the COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts are driving up hunger in countries that were already experiencing high levels of food insecurity prior to the disease’s outbreak. “The COVID-19 pandemic…
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Publication date: FRI, 12 JUN, 2020