CHILD NUTRITION: 105 million children in 50+ countries receive support to prevent and treat under-nutrition

How will Save the Children address malnutition?

Invest and scale-up programs that protect, promote and support recommended adolescent, maternal, infant and young child nutrition

Engage and support integrated initiatives aiming at improving access to nutrition services and appropriate diets for women, adolescents and children, addressing all forms of malnutrition

Continue to drive scale-up of the prevention and management of malnutrition, in emergency and development settings

Invest in innovations to prevent and treat malnutrition, continuing to pursue our research agenda

Recommit and deliver our investment to Nutrition for Growth and other nutrition-centered campaigns

Continue to support the learning program around the Nourishing the Youngest and Resourcing Families for Better Nutrition Common Approaches (Save the Children guidance), and support broader nutrition learning and knowledge management

Protect and support food security, livelihoods, and access to nutritious foods as it relates to climate change. Leverage Save the Children’s, data and programges (Cost of the Diet, HEA) monitor and evaluate impact of climate change on children's health and nutrition (ahead of COP26 and other global climate events (Food Systems Summit)

By establishing a ‘famine taskforce’ that will develop and drive famine prevention and intervention strategy

Continue to lead global impact on Infant and Young Child Feeding

Continue to invest in multi-sectoral solutions to address the underlying and contributing factors of undernutrition such as WASH, agriculture, MNCH and ECD, also in alignment with the humanitarian and development nexus