Research conducted by the Institute for Global Nutrition plays a critical role in translating evidence into effective policies and public health programs by identifying what works, for whom, and under what conditions at scale. Through partnerships with the World Health Organization, other UN agencies such as UNICEF, FAO, and WFP, and national bodies including Institutes of Health, we generate actionable evidence that informs global guidelines, country strategies, and program design. By strengthening the link between research, policy, and practice, global nutrition implementation research enhances program effectiveness, accountability, and equity, ultimately improving population health outcomes.
SQ-LNS Task Force
The SQ-LNS Task Force was formed to establish a road map prioritizing next steps for the operational aspects of scaling-up small-quantity lipid-based nutrient supplements (SQ-LNS).
Support of Federal Food and Nutrition Assistance Programs
Applied research and policy collaboration to support federal food and nutrition assistance programs aiming to improve food security, diet quality, and health outcomes for U.S. families by strengthening program effectiveness and informing federal policy.
IZiNCG
IZiNCG is the International Zinc Nutrition Consultative Group whose primary objectives are to promote and assist efforts to reduce global zinc deficiency, with particular emphasis on the most vulnerable populations of low-income countries.