- I. Introduction
- II. Undernutrition
- Regions most affected by undernutrition and trends
- Undernutrition: the result of a complex interplay of factors
- Impact of undernutrition and the “crucial window of opportunity”
- III. National level systems to address undernutrition and its causes
- Nutrition information and systems: some of the issues
- A conducive policy/strategy environment for nutrition?
- Institutional arrangements and the challenge of a multi-sectoral approach
- Actions to address undernutrition: the dilemma of where to invest
- IV. International nutrition community
- Shortcomings of the international community
- Major donor funding and EC positioning
- Annexes
- ANNEX 1. Acronyms and abbreviations
- ANNEX 2. Glossary
- ANNEX 3. The 36 countries with childhood stunting prevalence > 20% covering 90% of the 178 million globally estimated number of stunted children
- ANNEX 4. Framework of the relations between poverty, food insecurity and other underlying and immediate causes to maternal and child undernutrition and its short-term and long-term consequences
- ANNEX 5. Various types of nutrition information sources
- ANNEX 6. Interventions with demonstrated impact on maternal and child undernutrition amongst “traditional” nutrition programmes
- ANNEX 7. Examples of partners supporting nutrition
- ANNEX 8. Aid from developed countries to nutrition and related issues
- ANNEX 9. Bilateral investment in direct and indirect interventions by the top ten donors and the EC to tackle stunting
- ANNEX 10. Comparison of funds dedicated to basic nutrition and food aid/food security versus HIV/AIDS 2000-05
- ANNEX 11. Key reference documents
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