Knowledge Against Hunger is the home of all our technical, research, learning and strategic documents. Take a look through our publications here.
This document presents Action Against Hunger’s current technical positioning in the management of acute malnutrition. Each chapter re-assesses these approaches in light of evidence available as of December 2020, providing updated technical and advocacy recommendations, as well as highlighting outstanding questions we hope will be addressed by future research in these areas.
This report outlines the International Coalition for Advocacy on Nutrition’s stance on the UK’s priorities for spending on nutrition over the coming decade.
How the UN and Member States Can Help to Break the Cycle. A briefing for members of the UN Security Council to promote adoption of Resolution 2417 on conflict and hunger.
A briefing produced for a high level event on conflict and hunger at the UN General Assembly 2018, setting out key asks to UN Member States for implementation of Resolution 2417 and breaking the cycle between hunger and conflict.
Action Against Hunger, FAO and WFP urge the international community to act now by strengthening commitments to end hunger.
This technical positioning summary introduces Action Against Hunger’s Technical Position on Acute Malnutrition and to highlight the interrelationship with the Action Against Hunger Research Strategy for 2016 -2020 and the No Wasted Lives Research Agenda for Acute Malnutrition for our work in 2018 and beyond.
This position paper outlines the ways in which agroecology can provide a new basis for food systems, building resilient livelihoods and achieving nutrition for all.
This paper introduces the reasons for aligning health and nutrition programming, the framework for doing so in Action Against Hunger interventions, and methods of intervention.
This paper lays out the motives and support for the promotion of agroecology.There is a need for a radical shift, with agroecology widely promoted. Action Against Hunger has recently been engaged in supporting agro-ecology and will definitely reinforce further this position.
This paper showcases Action Against Hunger’s expertise in food security and livelihoods (Food Security and Livelihoods).
