Nourishing Lives and Building the Future: the History of Nutrition at USAID

Just launched: a new resource on USAID's history of work in global nutrition.

Join Global Health on Follow Global Health on Just Launched: A New Resource on USAID's History of Work to Improve Nutrition Globally   We are excited to launch Nourishing Lives and Building the Future: the History of Nutrition at USAID, a resource that showcases the Agency's more than 50 years of support for and investment in nutrition. Through close collaboration with partners, host-country governments, and the global nutrition community, USAID has worked at the intersection of research, implementation, training, and assessment to save lives and improve the future for millions of the world's most vulnerable citizens.   As a global community, we have invested heavily and made significant progress in improving nutrition over the past few decades. This resource details USAID's unique role in this global progress, featuring chapters on the Agency's support for specific nutrition focus areas, vulnerable populations, and interventions. USAID continues to work across sectors and with partner countries to support research, policies, and programs that improve nutrition. We are working toward the day when all children have the opportunity to fully grow and develop into healthy adults and productive members of society, and when all countries are able to address their own citizens' nutrition needs.   You can download and read Nourishing Lives and Building the Future: the History of Nutrition at USAID on our website.   More on the Launch Event:   This past week, USAID launched the History of Nutrition resource at a Washington, D.C. event that featured a panel of former USAID and partner nutrition staff who shared stories and discussed lessons learned for the future. You can view a full recording on USAID Advancing Nutrition's event page.

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