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Madagascar's rural communities struggle with malnutrition in 2022 cyclone aftermath
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People in the southeastern Ikongo district of Madagascar have beenfacing acute food shortages and struggling with malnutrition after harvests were destroyed in the 2022 cyclones
WFP receives US$10.7mn grant to strengthen school meals for vulnerable children
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The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) welcomed a US$10.7mn grant from The Rockefeller Foundation to help vulnerable children get better access to nutritious food through school feeding programmes in Benin, Ghana, Honduras, and India
UN agencies call for urgent action as millions of children struggle with acute malnutrition
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United Nations (UN) agencies are calling for urgent action to protect the most vulnerable children in the 15 countries hardest hit by an unprecedented food and nutrition crisis, and scaling up these actions as a coordinated package will be critical for preventing and treating acute malnutrition in children, and averting loss of life
Accurate environmental footprints cannot be drawn from protein mass measures alone, new study says
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The environmental footprints of certain foodstuffs, calculated per unit of protein produced, risk misinforming food stakeholders and consumers, according to a new study
South Africa progresses into green economy while strengthening food security
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ForAfrika’s main strategy involves working with 20 mn Africans to ensure that by 2032, they would posess the necessary skills and tools they would need to support themselves
- AfDB approves financing for Emergency Food Production Programme in Liberia
- Viking Malt’s latest ‘Finmalt project’ works towards constructing ultramodern malting plant
- Cagemax: 25 years of quality in animal proteins and fats
- Reviewing Kenya’s first agri-hub
- Nigeria targets agro-processing as a future growth driver
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