Engaging children to participate in school gardens or community gardening initiatives, how can schools or parents grow or provide more nutritious food and establish school gardens or partner with local farms for fresh produce Despite Kupara, Education, WASH and Child Protection and Advocacy Focal Person – World Vision Hwedza Area Program Community Level Wedza, Zimbabwe
The child engagement will create a platform where children can share their perspectives, concerns, and ideas on addressing hunger and malnutrition, contributing to the goals of the ENOUGH Campaign. Main key aspects of the discussions are to understand i) Hunger and malnutrition, ii) Sustainable food systems, iii) Nutrition challenges for day scholars and boarders and…
How food insecurity is influencing child marriages, teen pregnancies and sexual exploitation The Impact of Elnino-induced drought on child well-being in Mbire. Mitigation strategies on how to promote access to nutritious food for children School feeding program (from the children perspective) Nathanael Maradza, Child Protection and Advocacy Graduate Intern, World Vision Zimbabwe District Level Mushumbi…
Nutrition for children in and out of school. How can parents and communities provide healthy meals? Children’s perspectives on the effects of hunger and malnutrition The role of children in nutrition interventions. Nyasha Joseph, Effie Chinhema, Tadiwanashe Mashonganyika Community Level Rusambo, Zimbabwe
How non governmental actors can better work together with the government in translating commitments into action. UN partners support in strengthening governments to honor commitments. Tracking progress in honoring government commitments to N4G commitments Road map to the Paris N4G summit World Vision Zimbabwe, Food and Nutrition Council National Level Harare, Zimbabwe
Calling all women of all ages. Let’s gather to discuss the nutrition activities happening in our district. We’ will speak into key issues like: • Active screening for malnutrition • Maternal, infant, and young child nutrition • Managing acute malnutrition • Identifying gaps in nutrition programming But that’s not all Our community health workers will…
The dialogue will mainly focus on understanding food environment around schools from young people who recently graduated from secondary school, exploring ways of transforming the environment and amplifying youth voices on how the ministry of primary and secondary education can ensure the school feeding programme meets the hunger and nutrition needs of learners. The dialogue…
Children will share their personal experiences with hunger and malnutrition, and how it affects their daily lives. Children’s Ideas and solutions in addressing hunger and malnutrition. Nutrition , food systems and sustainable practices. Mandy B Ruka Advocacy and Safeguarding Coordinator World Vision Zimbabwe National Level Harare, Zimbabwe
