Helding Accra in October 2010 The Civil Society Platform on GSFP provided a wide range of stakeholders the opportunity to share their learnings and experiences of the Ghana School Feeding ...

Official Communique representing the Anglophone delegates of the 2012 Global Child Nutrition Forum held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Address by the Hon. Minister for Local Government and Rural Development, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo at the opening ceremony of hte global Child Nutrition Forum in Nairobi, Kenya on Tuesday 3rd May 20 ...

Albaneide Peixinho from PNAE outlines Brazil's experiences of engaging with local communities in the monitoring and verification of school feeding programmes. 

Presentation m ...

Presentation given to the global Child Nutrition forum in Ghana by Margaret Ndanyi head of School Health and Nutrition at the Ministry of Education in Kenya.

The presentation uses ...

This paper investigates the dynamics of gender-based disparities in the intra-household allocation of food during childhood and adolescence in India. The paper documents the evolution of gende ...

PCD's Mali Programme Manager, Amadou Sekou Diallo outlines the current and past implementation of school feeding in Mali. 

Reflecting on the history, context and need of school feed ...

This book aims to assist those concerned with social policy to understand why countries need social assistance, what kind of safety programmes ...

Presentation given at the Global Child Nutrition Forum 2012, by Anne Mbaabu, Director, Market Access Program,  Advisor on Farmer Cooperatives, presenting on ...

Presentation given at the Global Child Nutrition Forum 2012 by Dick Commandeur, the senior technical advisor from Holland based NGO, SNV.

This particularly focused on ensuring an open, ...

Presentation given at the Global Child Nutrition Forum 2012 by Mme Odette Loan, presenting on behalf of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA). The presentation was titled, "Stim ...

Presentation given at the Global Child Nutrition Forum by Mozambique on Day 2. Mozambique presented on the general context of the country and experiences in its national school feeding program ...

Presentation given by Cote D'Ivoire on day one of the Global Child Nutrition Forum 2012.

Cote D'Ivoire gave a presentation as part of a ministerial panel for delegates thoughts. The sit ...

Adolescent girls living in rural areas of the developing world have untapped potential to drive economic development and help meet the world’s future food supply needs, says a report release ...

Presentations given on Day 2 of GCNF 2012 which look at panel discussions on: Nutrition and School Feeding, and Food Quality, Supply and Governance, Experiences in National School Feeding Prog ...

Executive summary put together by the Global Child Nutrition Foundation (GCNF) and the World Food Programme, Centre of Excellence, Brazil which highlights the forum's key lessons learnt and ac ...

Presentation given at the Global Child Nutrition Forum 2012 by Sarah Langford, the Purchase for Progress (P4P) Coordinator, World Food Programme, as part of a session on the final day of the f ...

The Montpellier Panel believes in investment in resilient agricultural growth in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) to achieve sustainable good and nutrition security for the continent, which can contri ...

These guidelines are intended to be used by policy makers in refining policies, These guidelines are intended to be used by policy makers in refining policies, district education and school ...

This policy brief addresses the question of how implementers of Home Grown School Feeding systems can create and operationalize feedback systems between commu ...

World Bank, Rapid Social Response, DfiD and the Government of Japan put together this brief on Improving Nutrition through Agriculture and Rural Development with the following calls for a ...

Providing good quality education to all children in the poorest countries of the world is not a simple task. However, improving children’s health and nutrition is one simple step that can be ...

The Nigeria  School Health Policy is aimed at promoting the health of learners to achieve the goals of Education For All (EFA).

Following decades of neglect, governments and development partners have recently begun to make substantial political and financial commitments to advance agriculture-led growth. The&nb; ...