2012 was a great year for the Hunger and Undernutrition blog. Last year, we were able to feature a number of excellent guest blog posts from amazing contributors from organizations doing great work to combat malnutrition around the world.
We already have some exciting guest posters lined up for 2013, but before we move forward, we'd like to look back and highlight a few of our most popular blog posts from the last year. Enjoy!
1. Malnutrition and Health: The Sh!t Factor - A post from Christopher Juan Costain with the World Bank on the importance of water and sanitation for children's health and nutrition.
2. Going Orange: Risk Taking in Zambian Maize Fields - A story from Hannah Guedenet at HarvestPlus about a Zambian farmer's decision to grown Vitamin A-fortified wheat.
3. Getting the 'NACS' of Nutrition in HIV and TB Care in Ghana - From Catherine Adu-Asare and Simon Sadler at FHI360, a post about the importance of integrating nutrition into the care of people living with HIV and TB and overall health systems.
4. Waste Less, Feed More - Tommy Tobin from Georgetown University shares some shocking statistics on the levels of waste in our global food system.
