2018 Global Nutrition Report

The 2018 Global Nutrition Report reveals that the global burden of malnutrition is unacceptably high and now affects every country in the world. But it also highlights that if we act now it is not too late to end malnutrition in all its forms. In fact, we have an unprecedented opportunity to do so.

Foreword
The 2020 Global Nutrition Report in the context of Covid-19

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Summary
Executive Summary

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Chapter 01
Introduction

Malnutrition is a universal problem that has many forms. It affects most of the world’s population at some point in their lifecycle, from infancy to old age. No country is untouched. It affects all geographies, all age groups, rich people and poor people, and all sexes. It is a truly universal problem.

Chapter 02
The burden of malnutrition

Progress to tackle all forms of malnutrition remains unacceptably slow. There has been some progress in reducing childhood stunting – which is gradually declining – but still 150.8 million children…

Chapter 03
Three issues in critical need of attention

In this chapter, we highlight three areas that have emerged in recent years as critical for the burden of malnutrition: the need to improve the prevalence data on micronutrient deficiencies, to take a new approach to addressing malnutrition in all its forms during crises, and to build on the emerging focus on malnutrition among adolescents. The chapter provides insights into the state of play and identifies some elements of progress that could be built on into the future.

Chapter 04
What people eat and why it matters

In this chapter, we highlight the importance of diet as cause and solution of the global burden of malnutrition. To do so, we explore new and emerging data on the state of diets around the world.

Chapter 05
The fight against malnutrition – commitments and financing

Government spending on nutrition has increased in some developing countries, the Nutrition for Growth (N4G) financial commitment of US$19.6 billion has been met and there are initiatives with the potential…

Chapter 06
Conclusion: Critical steps to get nutrition on track

This year’s Global Nutrition Report shows advances in policy and actions, commitments and financing, and data collection and analysis, while also highlighting the immense challenge of tackling malnutrition in all its forms. The past five years have seen some gradual but welcome progress on nutrition.

2020 Global Nutrition Report online launch

The Global Nutrition Report and The Indian Nutrition Initiative – an initiative of Tata Trusts – are pleased to invite you to attend the online launch of the 2020 Global Nutrition Report.

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Country Nutrition Profiles

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Nutrition for Growth Commitment Tracking

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