Standing Together
for Nutrition

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Fighting for nutrition in an era of climate crises.

The Standing Together for Nutrition Consortium (ST4N) is a multidisciplinary group of experts in nutrition, regenerative agriculture, climate change, gender, and food and health systems. The Consortium assesses and synthesizes evidence on the impact of climate change and other crises on nutrition for millions of vulnerable women and children, and builds consensus to guide programs, policies, and investments.

Regenerative Agriculture and Nutrition

ST4N is driving scientific consensus on how regenerative agriculture may impact human nutrition through food.

Call to Action: Stop Using Starvation as a Tool of War

Read the ST4N Lancet Comment and sign the call to action demanding immediate global action

Climate Change
and Nutrition

Learn how ST4N is uniting experts to drive action on climate change and nutrition for the most vulnerable.

Aid Budget Cuts Impact on Malnutrition

Read the analysis ST4N conducted to estimate the impact of recent aid budget cuts on child malnutrition.

Gender Equality
and Nutrition

Malnutrition is both a cause and effect of gender inequality. Learn how crises disproportionately impact women and girls’ nutrition.

COVID-19 Impact
on Global Nutrition

Find out how ST4N developed evidence to advocate for including nutrition in COVID mitigation.

Global Food
Crisis

Read about how the global food crisis dramatically impacted malnutrition in vulnerable groups.

Mitigating the Impact
of the Ukraine Crisis

Learn how ST4N evidence supported the global response to the impact of the Ukraine crisis on global malnutrition.

Global Resilience
Report

Learn how the polycrisis dramatically impacted nutrition and how lessons learned offer a way forward for policymakers.

ST4N 2020-2022
Impact Report

Explore ST4N’s Impact Report: Fighting for nutrition in an era of global crises. 

ST4N Steering
Committee

Meet the experts helping to guide ST4N’s work.

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