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Reducing anemia on a global scale is an urgent priority among many governments. Innovative approaches to end anemia are central to SPRING’s efforts against undernutrition. As part of these efforts, SPRING’s nutrition experts are participating in USAID’s working group on anemia.
“Children are great imitators. So give them something great to imitate.” - Unknown
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SPRING approaches systems in two ways – by articulating and promoting systems thinking for nutrition and by strengthening specific components of those systems. To do so, SPRING gathers and builds evidence, develops tools and other guidance, and builds capacity through technical assistance,…
On December 17, 2013, SPRING hosted a webinar focused on the Digital Green community-led video approach, and how nutrition can be integrated into this unique agricultural extension platform.
The first ever Bushenyi Nutrition Marathon took place on Saturday, November 30th, 2013, with enthusiasm and hope for Uganda’s future from start to finish.
Nutrition is a key focus area for Peace Corps/Guinea’s Feed the Future program, making a collaboration between Peace Corps/Guinea and SPRING a natural fit.
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On November 19, 2013, SPRING hosted the Ag2Nut Community of Practice Webinar presentation by Jim Levinson, Yarlini Balarajan of UNICEF New York, Alessandra Marini of the World Bank and Etienne du Vachat of Action Against Hunger (ACF).
Although global trends indicate a gradual decline in rates of stunting, Nigeria’s rates are increasing.
SPRING is a dynamic team of five partner organizations led by JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. Our partners bring together broad experience in nutrition programming, knowledge management, behavior change communication, monitoring and evaluation, and research.