Our new blog post considers current research on food safety, identifies areas for additional work and suggests ways to make research on food safety in low and middle-income countries more robust and replicable.
News and events
18 May 2018
IMMANA is looking for a Research Assistant/ Research Fellow to produce a a gap map of methods and metrics in agriculture-nutrition research.
18 April 2018
Are you presenting at the upcoming ANH Academy Week in Accra? Or would you just like to improve your presentation skills? This is a session for you!
13 April 2018
The next ANH Academy and the African Nutrition Society will explore sustainable integration of edible insects as nutrient resources in Zimbabwe.
11 April 2018
IMMANA Fellow Taddese A. Zerfu from Ethiopia blogs about factors behind maternal anemia in low income settings.
22 March 2018
Conference overview
14 March 2018
This event is part of the Webinar Series “Agriculture-Nutrition-Health linkages: Research in the African context” jointly designed by ANH Academy and African Nutrition Society to serve as a platform for learning and sharing amongst early career researchers.
13 March 2018
Namukolo Covic from A4NH tells why she is looking forward to ANH Academy Week 2018.
8 March 2018
This International Women's Day, read about what IMMANA projects are doing on gender, agriculture, nutriiton and health.
7 March 2018
Udayan Rathore, Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research, blogs about social safety nets and women's empowerment.
5 March 2018
The 2rd Annual ANH Academy Week will take place in Accra, Ghana from 25 - 29 June 2018. For more information visit: http://anh-academy.org/anh2018-save-date
28 February 2018
The Symposium is organised by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in cooperation with the World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF).
The purpose of the symposium is to strengthen understanding of how to tackle the double burden of malnutrition and will cover 5 thematic areas including epidemiology, biology, assessment, interventions and policy implications.
There is no registration fee to attend this symposium.
8 February 2018
In our latest blog post, Andrea Spray provides an update from her IMMANA-funded project Using Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) to understand the relationships between labour-saving agricultural innovations, women’s time use and maternal and child nutrition outcomes.
31 January 2018
Join the fifth webinar in the series "Agriculture-Nutrition-Health linkages: Research in the African context”.
25 January 2018
In this blog post, IMMANA Grantee Dr. Giacomo Zanello from University of Reading describes the use of activity trackers to measure energy expenditure in agricultural and rural livelihoods.