Malnutrition and hunger increases around the world, leading to hundreds of millions of people who suffer and pose a major threat to global security. Access to good foundation for development. Without it, children cannot reach their full potential, physically or cognitively. As a result, the economies are undermined and less productive, poverty is firm and instability spreads.
Women and girls are not affected by an impartial manner. A billion girls and teenage women around the world suffer from malnutrition because they usually eat at least and less. This has the effect of generations as malnutrition passes from mother to child. Improving the mother’s nutrition is essential to arrest global malnutrition and build a healthier and healthier world.
As former ministers from all over the political divisions, we met together World hunger day Today to urge the leaders here in the United Kingdom and around the world to make the mother and child nutrition a priority.
The Children’s Nutrition Fund, which was pioneering by the UK government, provides a way to target, treat and prevent malnutrition in partnership with high holes, by taking advantage of money from charitable work and mobilizing local resources. The box is a way to ensure that women can access multiple prenatal microorganisms, and it is one of the most effective costs available in terms of cost. It greatly improves life opportunities by reducing birth complications, improving newborn health and ensuring that developing children get the nutrients they need. Individuals, societies and countries benefit for decades.
If the leaders are serious about setting a road to a stable world where people can survive and prosper where they live, improving the mother’s nutrition will be a good place to start.
Valery Amos Minister of Foreign Affairs for International Development, May-October 2003; Parliament underSecretary, pCo, June 2001-May 2003 (Labor), Lyn Feterston Parliament underSecretary of the Ministry of International Development, September 2012 November 2014 (liberal democracy), Liz Sog Parliament underSecretary of the Ministry of InteriorTional Development / AndCDO, April 2019-November 2020 (Governor)
