In India, traditionally, the women of the household are the last to eat.

More than 50% of Indian women are anaemic: Empowerment and ill health can’t go hand in hand

This article was written by Sumitro Roy and Neha Saigal, who work with a project called ‘We Collaborate for Nutrition’, at IPE Global.

With worldwide obesity nearly tripling since 1975, researchers are now looking at AI to find the answer.

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From funds to infrastructure to employees, there are slip-ups at every level.

Women are conditioned to not complain, making diagnosis and treatment more difficult.

It guards against malnutrition and stunting that often begin right after birth.

To successfully improve nutrition, it is essential to have convergence across sectors including food, health, safe drinking water and sanitation.

Not investing enough in reducing malnutrition is like building 40,000 roads every day and letting 40 per cent of them crack, crumble, and subside.