This position paper lays out Action Against Hunger’s position on the protection, promotion and support of appropriate IYCF, the protection of non-breastfed infants and the issue of breastfeeding and HIV, within emergency contexts.
This document is a read out of the Dakar workshops covering: ‘The missing pieces of the “collective” of collective outcomes’, ‘Towards a common vision of the nexus around the SDGs’, ‘Clarifying the peace element of the “triple nexus”‘ and ‘Humanitarian space: what can NGOs contribute?’.
A winning Learning Competition entry by Muhammad Ali, Country Senior MEAL Manager from Action Against Hunger USA in Pakistan.
An overview of Action Against Hunger’s key activities, achievements and reach in Bangladesh in 2018.
An article from South Sudan in the Learning Review 2018 about the gender analysis and safety audit the team conducted as part of a programme to increase accountability for GBV in nutrition programming.
In 2017, Action Against Hunger developed this inaugural Research Review, which is intended to assess and evaluate our progress in research across the organisation.
Action Against Hunger hosted the ‘Innovations in the Treatment of Acute Malnutrition: from Evidence to Action’ meeting in London in June 2019.
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.
A review of nutrition information tools used in the field, with a particular emphasis on innovations in nutrition information systems that support collection, analysis and dissemination of nutrition data.
Action Against Hunger’s Nutrition Information Services provide direct and remote support with the planning and implementation of nutrition assessments.
