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Projects that work for improved nutrition

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The European Commission's approach is that what works best for improved nutrition is a sustained, multi-sectoral, gender-transformative and rights-based approach. Areas of investment by the EU have therefore encompassed both support for inclusive, sustainable food systems - encompassing economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainability - and the public provision of universal health, education and social protection services.

By ensuring a strong focus on achieving healthy diets, actions can serve the double duty of simultaneously tackling all forms of malnutrition and addressing the worrying trends towards excessive consumption of packaged ultra-processed foods, beverages and snacks in low- and middle-income countries. The transformation of entrenched inequalities, such as those related to wealth and gender, remains a fundamental cross-cutting priority.

The publication Projects that work for improved nutrition provides examples of how the EU supports partner countries in nutrition and project results.

At the globel level,  a number of advisory projects are part of the implementation of the Action Plan on Nutrition.  

Global level advisory projects

Case studies

A number of case studies also provide examples of the work of the European Union in nutrition: