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We asked Judith Hodge, Independent Consultant on Global Food and Nutrition Security and Co-Editor of Nourishing Millions, to share her reflections on what works in nutrition. In this brief video interview, Judith shares her observations of the critical role that infant and young child feeding (IYCF)—and breastfeeding in particular—plays in child survival and growth in developing countries. World Breastfeeding Week is August 1-7.
This post originally appeared on the Nourishing Millions site.
Building relationships between farmers, buyers, and lenders.
High-volume imports such as clothing hit harder than agrifood products.
Leveraging assistance to build resilience.
