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Nutrition for Growth Summit 2021

Last updated:
28 April 2022
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Nutrition for Growth
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Francoise Kakuji selling her vegetables at the central market of the town of Manono, Tanganyika Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
Francoise Kakuji selling her vegetables at the central market of the town of Manono, Tanganyika Province, Democratic Republic of Congo. Products grown on rural farmland as part of Concern Worldwide’s Food for Peace programme are often sold at this market. Photo: Hugh Kinsella Cunningham / Concern Worldwide.

Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit

The Nutrition for Growth Summit, hosted by the Government of Japan from 7–8 December 2021, convened a cross-section of stakeholders to announce final financial and policy commitments and chart the path toward Zero Hunger by 2030 with concrete recommendations to the global community. 

It was a key moment, marking the end of the Nutrition for Growth Year of Action and the core themes included Health, Resilience and Finance. 

ERNE side-event

Ahead of this vital event, Concern hosted a webinar on Building Resilient Heath Systems in Fragile Contexts, bringing together experts from across the humanitarian and development sector to explore how resilient health systems can be effectively strengthened to prevent and treat malnutrition with ‘Quality Funding’ that is multi-annual, flexible and predictable. 

Moderated by Concern's Nutrition Advisor Kate Golden, the webinar featured presentations drawing on lessons learned from several years of work focused on building the resilience of nutrition services - with contributions from: 

  • DGs ECHO and INTPA 

  • Niger 3N Initiative 

  • Irish Aid 

  • Concern’s ERNE programme

This publication covers aid activities implemented with the financial assistance of several donors, including the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations Department (ECHO) and Irish Aid. The ideas, opinions and comments herein are entirely the responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent or reflect the policies of any donors and the donors are not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.

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