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  1. Episode 20: Asma Lateef and Dan Irvine N4D @ N4G

    Welcome to the latest N4D podcast, in the days before the global nutrition community converges like a well-coordinated multisectoral nutrition programme, on Paris for the Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit 2025. In the last episode, Brieuc P

  2. Episode 19: Brieuc Pont. N4D @ N4G

    “Nutrition has a branding issue – it’s about so much more than nutrition - I’d rather call it ‘super development’, the art of bringing together different areas of expertise for a tailor made policy for a given problem in a given context.” L

  3. Episode 18: Greg S Garrett. More and Better Financing for Nutrition

    For this episode in the “More – and better – financing” series, we’re in conversation with Greg S. Garrett, Executive Director of Access to Nutrition initiative (ATNI), a ‘not-for-profit’ organization. ATNI is not funded by the private sect

  4. Episode 17: Meera Shekar. More and Better Financing for Nutrition

    For the next instalment in the mini-series on “More – and Better – Financing for Nutrition”, N4D are taking it global in a discussion with Dr Meera Shekar, who was, until recently, the World Bank Global Lead for Nutrition. She is the main a

  5. Episode 16: Felix Phiri. More and Better Financing for Nutrition

    In this episode, Felix Phiri, who until recently played a lead role in the Government of Malawi coordinating multisectoral nutrition actions, highlights how leadership from the Office of the President helped accelerate progress across secto

  6. Episode 15: The N4D Team. NEW MINI SERIES. More and better financing for nutrition

    The N4D Team introduce the latest mini-series on the weighty theme of more and better financing for nutrition in the run up to the Nutrition for Growth (https://nutritionforgrowth.org/) summit, an event through which national and internatio

  7. Episode: 14. Steve Collins. Impediments to scaling up the management of acute malnutrition

    This podcast features Dr Steve Collins who was key to the development of the globally recognized community base management of acute malnutrition (CMAM) approach. Everyone in the international nutrition sector will know how Steve’s pioneerin

  8. Episode: 13. The N4D Team MINI SERIES conclusion, Country Led – rhetoric or reality?

    In this episode (13), the N4D Directors reflect on the pod cast mini-series “Country-led… Rhetoric or Reality” during which N4D had conversations with nutrition leaders in three countries: Afghanistan, Ethiopia and Kenya and with two global

  9. Episode: 12. Afshan Khan. Country Led – rhetoric or reality?

    In this episode Afshan Khan, UN Assistant Secretary-General and Coordinator of the SUN Movement (https://scalingupnutrition.org/) shares her views on how SUN can provide tailored support countries to scale up their efforts to end malnutriti

  10. Episode 11: David Nabarro. Country Led - rhetoric or reality?

    What was the original vision and approach of the Scaling up Nutrition (SUN) Movement when it started in 2010? Has the approach remained consistent over time? How should we judge success of nutrition actions and the SUN Movement? What are th

  11. Episode 10: Gladys Mugambi. Country Led - rhetoric or reality?

    Strengthening domestic resource mobilisation and donor coordination. Our guest: Gladys Mugambi, Kenya Gladys is Head of the Directorate of Health Promotion and Education in Kenya's Ministry of Health (https://www.health.go.ke/ministry-healt

  12. Episode 9: Dr. Sisay Sinamo. Country Led - rhetoric or reality?

    Matching international support with domestic commitments Our guest: Dr. Sisay Sinamo In this episode, Dr Sisay describes how Ethiopia has managed to reduce rates of stunting and what needs to be done to accelerate progress in order to meet

  13. Episode 8: Dr Said Shamsul Islam Shams. Country-led - rhetoric or reality?

    The role of international actors in mobilising country led, multisectoral nutrition action. Our guest: Dr Said Shamsul Islam Shams, Afghanistan In this episode, Dr Shams describes how international support helped promote country led, multis

  14. Episode 7: The N4D Team. NEW MINI SERIES. Country Led - rhetoric or reality?

    The N4D Team introduce the "Country Led - rhetoric or reality?" mini-series. In this episode, the N4D team introduce our new series ¨Country-led: rhetoric or reality?¨ in which we will be discussing with nutrition leaders from country and g

  15. Episode 6: (part 3) Kenya. Understanding NIPN.

    In this episode (No. 6, part 3), N4D interview several country actors, about the National Information Platform for Nutrition (https://www.nipn-nutrition-platforms.org/) (NIPN). N4D have been working closely with global and country actors ov

  16. Episode 6 (part 2): Niger & Ethiopia . Understanding NIPN.

    In this episode (No. 6, part 2), N4D interview several country actors, about the National Information Platform for Nutrition (https://www.nipn-nutrition-platforms.org/) (NIPN). N4D have been working closely with global and country actors ov

  17. Episode 6: (part 1) Christoph Langenkamp and Rebecca Heidkamp. Understanding NIPN

    In Episode 6, part 1, Our guests: Christoph Langenkamp and Rebecca Heidkamp N4D interview two global actors (Christoph Langenkamp and Rebecca Heidkamp) about the National Information Platform for Nutrition (NIPN). N4D have been working clos

  18. Episode 5: The N4D Team

    In Episode 5, the N4D team reflects on what we have heard so far during our first three conversations and identifies key lessons learnt and emerging issues. We know what needs to be done to end malnutrition, but we do not have the political

  19. Episode 4: Shawn Baker

    Malnutrition is a political choice Our guest: Shawn Baker In this episode, the N4D team discuss with Shawn Baker. Shawn is the Chief Program Officer with Helen Keller International and was formerly head of nutrition for USAID and the Bill a

  20. Episode 3: Karima Al-Hada´a

    Sustainable solutions to malnutrition in Yemen Our guest: Karima Al-Hada´a In this episode, Carmel, Chris and Jeremy discuss the politics of adopting more sustainable solutions to malnutrition in Yemen with Karima Al-Hada´a. Karima is the P

  21. Episode 2: Habib Ur Rehman Mayar

    Trusting local actors and solutions in conflict affected countries Our guest: Habib Ur Rehman Mayar, In this episode, Carmel, Chris and Jeremy discuss the politics of aid in fragile states with Habib Ur Rehman Mayar, Deputy General Secretar

  22. Episode 1: The N4D Team. The Politics of Ending Malnutrition

    Paving the way for challenging conversations on driving political change for nutrition and development. On this first episode of ¨The Politics of Ending Malnutrition¨, the N4D Directors, Carmel, Chris and Jeremy, discuss the purpose of the

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