Nourish Ghana: Advocating For Increased Leadership to Combat Malnutrition Project
Malnutrition is not just a health issue—it is an economic and development concern. Ghana loses approximately 6.4% of its GDP annually due to malnutrition-related productivity losses.
Through strategic partnerships and targeted advocacy, the project aims to achieve the following:
Nourish Ghana Events & Activities
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When Floodwaters Rise, Nutrition and Food Safety Should Not be Ignored
The recent floods across parts of Ghana have disrupted lives, displaced families, and damaged homes and livelihoods. While rescue efforts…
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Malnutrition Costs Ghana Billions. Why is it Not Treated as an Economic Emergency?
Ghana’s economic conversations often focus on fiscal policy, investment, and productivity. But there is a cost that rarely enters these…
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The N4G Paris Summit 2025: Ghana Made Commitments, Now Delivery Is What Matters
In March 2025, world leaders gathered in Paris for the Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit, the most important global gathering…
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Nourish Ghana News
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When Floodwaters Rise, Nutrition and Food Safety Should Not be Ignored
The recent floods across parts of Ghana have disrupted lives, displaced families, and damaged homes and livelihoods. While rescue efforts…
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Ghana’s National Nutrition Council: The Governance Body We Need Now
Ghana has nutrition policies. Ghana has nutrition targets. Ghana has nutrition programmes spread across multiple ministries and dozens of implementing…
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Malnutrition Costs Ghana Billions. Why is it Not Treated as an Economic Emergency?
Ghana’s economic conversations often focus on fiscal policy, investment, and productivity. But there is a cost that rarely enters these…
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