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Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
We’re beginning the countdown to #InternationalYouthDay today. Here’s a look back at 10 years of working with youth to strengthen food systems. Stay tuned as we share more from the journey.
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
Join Ty Beal (Senior Technical Specialist, GAIN) alongside Alessandra Roversi (SDC) and Mduduzi Mbuya for an insightful webinar exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and global food systems transformation.
🗓️16 July 2026
👉 Register: bit.ly/4p0sGsS
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
Happy #WorldMSMEDay2026!
MSMEs are the backbone of global food systems & the key to healthier diets for billions.
They connect producers to consumers, ensuring nutrition reaches those who need it most.
We are LIVE!🎉
Join us for some exciting stories of how the businesses we are engaged with are adopting innovative approaches to increase the availability of nutritious foods across Africa and Asia.
#investinMSMEs #WorldMSMEDay2026 #Innovation4Nutrition
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
A healthy diet should not be a luxury.
With Nigeria’s Cost of a Healthy Diet at ₦1,541 per adult/day in March 2026, many families are being priced out of nutrition.
Food systems must work better for affordability & access.
Read: bit.ly/4usqdZm
@Fmohnigeria @FmardNg
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
🎯 If it isn’t safe, it isn’t food.
Food security isn't just about quantity; it's about quality. Unsafe food directly harms public health and wastes the water, energy, and land used to produce it.
At GAIN, food safety is foundational to every programme we design.
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
Meet Olu Awolowo @Donendy2003. He started in food distribution and later built @distrifoodsng to provide safer, nutritious foods for pregnant women and low-income households.
With support from @SUNBizNetNG his production grew from 300kg to 3 tonnes per day.
📹Watch his story.
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
🚨 We’re Hiring!
We are currently recruiting for three exciting roles:
🔹 Grants & Compliance Manager
🔹 Procurement Manager
🔹 Logistics & Fleet Coordinator
📍 Location: Abuja, Nigeria
👉 Apply now: gainhealth.occupop-careers.c…
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
Meet Dr. Tomisin. She started Mamalac Foods to help nursing mothers improve breast milk quality.
After a disaster destroyed her facility, she leaned on @SUNBizNetNG for support—receiving technical training, partnerships, @ product formulation help.
📽️Watch #LifeOfANutripreneur
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
#throwbackthurday to our CASCADE Project International Women’s Day Commemoration in Nasarawa State
Happening Tomorrow!
Register below to participate 👇🏻
We’re kicking off our Knowledge-Sharing Series with a critical conversation on: Cost & Affordability of Healthy Diets in Nigeria
Join us as we share insights on what the evidence means for policy, markets, & food systems transformation.
🔗Register: bit.ly/3NyOxJv
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
The MNCH+N Initiative will focus on tackling malnutrition and reducing maternal and child mortality by strengthening the regulation of nutrition commodities and enforcing breastfeeding-friendly policies. NAFDAC’s partnerships with @WHO, @UNICEF, and @GAINalliance will further enhance sustainable nutrition and health outcomes across the country.
In addition, the National Action Plan on Substandard and Falsified Medical Products provides a coordinated framework for prevention, detection, and response to unsafe medicines in Nigeria. This plan will mobilise both national and international stakeholders to protect public health, strengthen supply chains, and foster accountability in the healthcare system.
Together, these initiatives reaffirm NAFDAC’s vision of a healthier Nigeria; one where no mother dies from preventable causes, no child suffers from malnutrition, and no patient is harmed by falsified medical products.
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
Children’s nutrition needs shift rapidly from infancy to age 10, with each stage shaping healthy growth & development.
From exclusive breastfeeding (0–6 months), to diverse complementary foods (6–24 months), to family meals (3–5 years) and balanced diets for school-age kids.
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
What is Child Nutrition?
At GAIN, we believe that every child deserves access to nutritious, safe, and affordable food because a healthy start builds a healthier future.
🥦 How do you make healthy eating fun for the little ones in your life?
#ChildNutrition #WorldChildrensDay
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
Climate change and malnutrition are among today’s biggest global challenges, yet action to tackle them often happens separately.
Our new I-CAN Assessment explores how climate and nutrition efforts can work better together.
🔗Dive into the findings: bit.ly/4oyVIPi
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
🇧🇯 In Benin, change is taking root one conversation, one market stall, one plate at a time.
The Nanavis, guardians of flavour, show that when women are empowered, communities eat better.
#WorldFoodDay2025 #ActorsActionsAchievements #WorkingHandinHand #HealthierDiets4All
Yetunde Olarewaju retweeted
⏰The countdown to #WorldFoodDay2025 starts, and your seat at our community table is waiting!
🎙️We'd love to hear from you on our virtual interactive table.
Head there and add your voice: gainhealth.org/events/world-…
#WorkingHandinHand #healthierDiets4All
