Image credits: World Vision India, World Vision China, World Vision Lesotho, World Vision Cambodia
2025 is a significant year for nutrition: it is the final year of the UN Decade of Action on Nutrition; the World Health Organization will renew its global nutrition targets and the Nutrition for Growth Summit (N4G) will take place in Paris in March 2025.
The Nutrition Dialogues programme offers you a way to amplify the voices and needs of women and children in your community through Stakeholder Dialogues & Children’s Workshops.
Join this global push to unite people for the meaningful exploration of the most urgent and powerful ways to improve nutrition for all.
Location:
London, United Kingdom
Convened by:
Abby Jones, Policy and Campaigns Advisor, World Vision UK
Geographic scope:
Countries featured: Sierra Leone, Niger, Bangladesh, UK (previously Ukraine), UK, Romania.
Location:
Quezon City, Philippines
Convened by:
Christle Grace R. Cubelo - Health and Nutrition Program Manager, World Vision Philippines
Geographic scope:
Luzon Island
Location:
Central Jakarta, Indonesia
Convened by:
Junito Drias, Advocacy & External Engagement Manager, Wahana Visi Indonesia
Geographic scope:
National
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Location:
Fortaleza, Brazil
Convened by:
Patricio Cuevas-Parra, World Vision
Geographic scope:
Community level
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By Alexandre Amadou M. Gassama, Advocacy, Campaign & Communication Lead, World Vision Introduction Twenty children aged between 12 and 18 spoke candidly about the fight against malnutrition and the importance of healthy meals at the country’s first children’s Nutrition Dialogue workshop. In the Central African Republic (CAR), malnutrition remains a pressing concern, with a significant…
By David Nabarro, Strategic Director, 4SD Foundation The Nutrition Dialogues enable people at risk of hunger and malnutrition to share experiences and explore actions which they believe will have the greatest impact. The proposed method for Nutrition Dialogues builds on 4SD’s experience of using facilitated, multistakeholder dialogues to address complex and contested issues, enabling people…
By Laliana Mahumane and Tapera Júnior, from Children and Youth with Vision We are members of Children and Youth with Vision (Crianças e Jovens com Visão), a group of volunteer activists in Mozambique that works to promote the participation and voices of children in our country. In partnership with World Vision Mozambique, we have facilitated…
By Shyam Adhikari, Advocacy & Campaign Manager, WVI Nepal World Vision Intl Nepal, in partnership with a local non-governmental organisation, convened our first Nutrition Dialogue as part of our ENOUGH campaign. The Children’s Workshop, which brought together 25 children, was an enlightening but humbling experience, as we heard firsthand the emotional toll hunger takes on…
By Bianca and Giselle, Youth Public Policy Movement (MJPOP) We are Bianca, aged 15, and Giselle, aged 14, from Brazil. We wanted to write this blog about Nutrition Dialogues on school meals and their impact on our lives. A school meal is one of the most important aspects of school life as it provides important…
By Patricio Cuevas-Parra, Director, Child Participation & Rights, World Vision International Weeks ago, I met with the World Vision’s Children’s Advisory Group and asked them if they would be interested in engaging in a workshop to discuss hunger and malnutrition. Not surprisingly, they all enthusiastically debated these topics. The second question I asked them was…
