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Another prize for the Nutri’zaza social enterprise in Madagascar
Having been awarded the solidarity finance Grand Prize in the international category in October 2015, Nutri’zaza, the Malagasy social enterprise [Lire la suite]
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Improving maternal and child health in Haiti
Five years after the earthquake that devastated Haiti on 12 January 2010, the country’s socio-economic situation remains worrying. Haiti remains [Lire la suite]
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Local production, marketing and promotion of nutritional food in Mali, Niger, Benin and Burkina Faso
In West Africa, statistics for under-five mortality are among the highest in the world. Over a quarter of children under [Lire la suite]
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Women entrepreneurs fighting against malnutrition in Burkina Faso
As part of the programme for Promoting family farming in West Africa, in November 2015 GRET launched a project to [Lire la suite]
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Burkina Faso: a new project to improve young child feeding
In Burkina Faso, 29% and 8.6% respectively of children under the age of 5 suffer from chronic and acute malnutrition, [Lire la suite]
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Promoting local fortified infant flours in food assistance programmes in Burkina Faso
On 16 October 2015, the National Food Security Council (CNSA) in Burkina Faso, together with GRET, organised a workshop to [Lire la suite]
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World Food Day: breast-milk supplements to fight against child malnutrition in Mouhoun and Nayala
On World Food Day, which took place on 29 October 2015, GRET recalled the importance of fortified food for infants [Lire la suite]
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3 questions to Nutri’zaza and partners
On 2 November, Nutri’zaza won the Solidarity Finance Award. Nutri’zaza (“child nutrition” in Malagasy) is a social enterprise that was [Lire la suite]
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Press release – Malagasy social enterprise Nutri’zaza wins the Solidarity Finance Award (Le Monde/Finansol)
Paris, 3 November 2015. Last night, Monday 2 November, Social Finance Week opened with the presentation of the Social Finance [Lire la suite]
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Public-private partnerships to fight against malnutrition?
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are as trendy as controversial. Their applications in the fight against malnutrition are still at the pilot [Lire la suite]
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