Nutritional Security in India Shifting from Food Security to Nutritional Security by 2030 - By Sharmila Senthil Kumar

Nutrition is increasingly being recognised as a critical part of the development landscape. Undernutrition has health implications that are passed down through generations and erodes socio-economic justice, adding to the burden on developing and impoverished countries. Hunger and nutrition must be tackled together to effectively address the challenges of diet-related health issues, disparities in clinical care, Government food assistance programmes and policies, public health investments.

In the month of February 2022, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and Isha Foundation of Sadhguru signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for creating awareness and outreach on sustainable food and nutritional security in India. ....

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