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Power packed group. Power-packed Saturday!!!

There is a power in a collective. The solidarity, mutual respect, friendship, trust, kindness and willingness to be vulnerable, ask for help and provide help just keep it going. May we stronger for causes and missions beyond us and our life time.

Two days to go! Mark your calendar. Register:unicef.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

South Asia has made progress in increasing breastfeeding rates across the region but more needs to be done and strengthening national legal measures is a critical part of that. My colleagues Zivai and Vani Sethi talk about challenges & opportunities: uni.cf/3yuBTUm

By strengthening national legal measures, enhancing monitoring and enforcement and engaging judicial networks, governments in South Asia can strengthen protection of breastfeeding. More from UNICEF South Asia on this, here: unicef.org/rosa/nourishin…

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“It is very important to have the space to breastfeed as well as the time.” Dr. Sapna Desai, a Public Health Specialist, helps us understand why enacting paid family leave and workplace breastfeeding policies, including breastfeeding breaks, is important.

In any time of uncertainty and instability, we must hold on to hope. But hope is not passive, it needs action, and it’s all our responsibility to act. Jocalyn Clark thank you for this. bmj.com/content/386/bm…

Breastfeeding not only saves newborn lives, but also ensures children's healthy growth, optimal brain development, cognitive stimulation & bonding. Our recent report reviews legal measures to protect breastfeeding in South Asian countries: uni.cf/3Z0PvS9

Progress and promise: nourishing girls and women in South Asia  unicef.org/rosa/media/296…

From doorstep delivery of supplements to service packages for newlyweds, our latest report highlights the progress in improving nutrition for girls and women in South Asia. Read our new report : Progress and promise: nourishing girls and women in South Asia  | UNICEF South Asia

My colleagues have put together case studies from countries across South Asia on improving nutrition for children, girls and women. From school nutrition programmes to cash transfers... we look at progress in the region so far: uni.cf/3XWP3DB

who will cry when you die? In this case, everyone. He touched lives of ordinary people and their families and made them feel extraordinary and importantly respected. My sister worked for the Taj group so know first hand.

Relationships matter, relationships of mutual respect, love and those nutured through giving and letting go of small small things to keep relationships that matter alive.

More on this soon...prayers, friendship, traditions, Glocal and more..

BHUTAN National Centre of Excellence on Nutrition was inaugurated today. Highest political, administrative and academic commitment was witnessed. Well done UNICEF Bhutan

Happening now! We PopulationCouncil Consulting are thrilled to be part of this pivotal conversation on preconception nutrition in South Asia w/ UNICEF South Asia Vani Sethi Preetu 🇮🇳 Avishek Hazra Niranjan Saggurti

Join us for the launch of our BMJ Collection with UNICEF South Asia & Deakin University on tackling the triple burden of malnutrition in adolescent girls of South Asia on 4 March 2025 at 15:15 Kathmandu time (9:30 UK time). Follow the link or scan the QR code to register bit.ly/4iexupP

South Asia is the global epicenter of adolescent undernutrition, home to 65% of the world’s underweight girls and 41% of anemic girls. Our new collection of papers reviews barriers and solutions: bit.ly/4hJC27Y The BMJ Deakin University