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Home » Content type » Event » Together for Nutrition 2014 is fast approaching

Together for Nutrition 2014 is fast approaching

September 29, 2014 -

Prasanth Vishwanathan/Save the Children
© Prasanth Vishwanathan/Save the Children

The Together for Nutrition 2014: Working Across Sectors to Improve Nutrition in India conference will soon be upon us, October 29-30, in New Delhi . POSHAN and Transform Nutrition have been working hard to ensure the conference is informative and captivating. A call for abstracts led to 70 submissions and the best have been invited to present. Around 250-300 people are expected. The conference will serve as an important platform for learning and facilitating discussion around the challenging task of bringing diverse sectors together to improve maternal and child nutrition in India.  See here for a sneak preview of our exciting agenda.

 

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