Breastfeeding is nature’s best health plan

Breastfeeding leads to many health benefits for children as well as lactating mothers. In this article, Sujeet Ranjan, Associate Director, Nutrition, Tata Trusts stresses the need for greater awareness and action around breastfeeding in India.

Nutritious diet for breastfeeding mothers

Project Spotlight

Comprehensive reports on the implementation strategy, standard operating procedures and evaluation of the project

Improving nutrition to catalyse national growth

A series of reports about Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition across different states

Catalysing Change for a Malnutrition Free India

How India’s Women & Child Development Ministry and Tata Trusts joined hands to rid India of malnutrition

Tackling ‘hidden hunger’ in Andhra Pradesh

Tata Trusts’ rice fortification programme is bridging key nutrition deficiencies in Andhra Pradesh

Engaging panchayats to tackle malnutrition at the grassroots

Malnutrition is a serious problem in Indian society. Local governance and grassroots community participation is critical in the implementation of government schemes to tackle this issue. Dr Nilesh Yadav, Programme Officer, Tata Trusts’ Nutrition portfolio, explains the challenges faced in ensuring this participation and the learnings from the Trusts’ interventions in Rajasthan

AAA warriors unite to combat malnutrition

Anganwadi workers, accredited social health activists and auxiliary nurse midwives — these are the AAA team whose concerted efforts save the lives of babies like Pallavi suffering from severe malnutrition

Staple Security

The Tata Trusts’ innovative continuous blending model for rice fortification aims to combat hidden hunger and reduce micronutrient deficiencies in vulnerable communities

Frontline workers to the fore

By treating malnutrition in the 1,000-day window of opportunity, the Tata Trusts’ Making It Happen project is helping to keep children in better health