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OUR PROJECTS REPORTS Please browse the content below to learn more about our reported projects. Our work sections are divided into four categories, and you can learn more about them, including ongoing projects here . Matheus Abrantes Nutrition Education Policy in Healthcare Practice (NEPHELP) Our Work Category NEPHELP aims to improve nutrition training for doctors by developing, testing, and implementing nutrition education resources in hospitals and community settings. The project involves presenting core nutrition materials to doctors and other healthcare professionals, collecting their feedback, and tailoring the material and delivery to best fit their needs. NNEdPro uses the findings from this project to advocate for greater nutrition in mandatory healthcare curricula. Education and Training Centre Read More

Nutrition Education Policy in Healthcare Practice (NEPHELP) < Back Reporter Name Our Work Category Matheus Abrantes Education and Training Centre SUMMARY NEPHELP aims to improve nutrition training for doctors by developing, testing, and implementing nutrition education resources in hospitals and community settings. The project involves presenting core nutrition materials to doctors and other healthcare professionals, collecting their feedback, and tailoring the material and delivery to best fit their needs. NNEdPro uses the findings from this project to advocate for greater nutrition in mandatory healthcare curricula. BACKGROUND Nutrition training in UK medical schools is limited. Despite the fact that most doctors and medical students agree on the importance of nutrition in health and the role of doctors in promoting nutrition, studies have found that most doctors feel that their nutrition training is inadequate. As such, many doctors do not feel confident in giving nutrition advice to their patients. This lack of robust nutrition education for doctors contributes to poorer patient health outcomes. Aims - To empower doctors with greater nutrition training to become champions of nutrition in their local team. - To improve patient care and reduce the pressure of inappropriate or unsupported referrals to dietitians. - To advocate for adequate levels of nutrition education in medical school and doctor’s training. - To increase the focus on nutrition and lifestyle change to prevent and treat disease, supported by a trained healthcare workforce, working seamlessly between hospitals and the community. Outcomes - Publication of a peer-reviewed paper following a survey of junior doctor’s and medical student’s opinions of nutrition training and confidence levels. - Developed a core nutrition workshop for medical professionals and delivered this training across England. - Adapted the core nutrition workshop for an online virtual learning environment, directed at primary care doctors (GPs). Timeline 2018: NEPHELP is developed through an MNI-ESPEN funded grant 2018-2019: NEPHELP team surveys junior doctors and medical students for their opinions on nutrition training and confidence levels. A peer-reviewed paper is published in the BMJ. 2019-2020: A core nutrition workshop for medical professionals is developed and delivered across England. 2020: The nutrition workshop is adapted for an online virtual learning environment. Present: Feedback on the nutrition workshop is being collected from primary care doctors (GPS). Project Team Sumantra Ray (Principal Investigator), Kathy Martyn (Principal Investigator), Luke Buckner (Deputy Principal Investigator), Elaine MacAninch (Deputy Principal Investigator), Breanna Lepre (Project Coordination Lead), Ebiambu Agwara (Project Coordination Lead), Wanja Nyaga (Project Coordination Lead), Matheus Abrantes (Project Coordination Lead), Pauline Douglas (Key Advisor), Minha Rajput-Ray (Key Advisor), Shivani Bhat (Key Advisor), Halima Jama (Key Advisor). Outputs and Documents - Infographic: Time for Nutrition in Medical Education - Paper: Time for Nutrition in Medical Education - CN Article: Accelerating Nutrition Capacity Building for UK Doctors and Health Professionals - Webinar: Nutrition in the treatment and rehabilitation of COVID-19 - AIM Foundation Concept note - Poster: Leading Change in Nutrition Education and Training - Blog: A 13-year journey towards implementing improved medical nutrition education in the UK and beyond Previous Next

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WHAT IS ON For photos and videos, check out our gallery NNEdPro in the UK - September 2023 NNEdPro 15-Year Impact Report Launch 1 2th September WHOCC at Imperial College Mobile Teaching Kitchen International Initiative Event 13th September Fitzwilliam College at the University of Cambridge CREATE Global E-Academy Launch Event 15th September St John’s Innovation Centre in Cambridge Annual NNEdPro-NICHE Symposium 19th September Ulster University Mobile Teaching Kitchen International Initiative Workshop 21st September The Rowett Institute at the University of Aberdeen MTK Taste Testing Session 22nd September in Dundee Photos NNEdPro in the USA - July 2023 SNEB Conference 20th to 23rd July Workshop: Application of the Mobile Teaching Kitchen as an Innovation to Tackle Food Insecurity in the US and Internationally Culinary Experience Events 22nd July Hyatt Regency Capitol Hill 27th and 29th July BCCC, Brooklyn, NYC Photos Archive 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2022 2022 NNEdPro in India – September 2022 Exploratory Workshop on Climate Change and Heat Resilience in Food and Health Systems 3rd September More info Impacts of Climate Change on Rural and Urban Food Security, Health and Livelihoods: An Exploratory Workshop 9th September More info June 2022 Preconception Nutrition: Breaking the Cycle of Deprivation Conference at the Royal Society of Medicine 8th June More info 7th NNEdPro Foundation Certificate and Summer School in Applied Human Nutrition – May 2022 Live Virtual Sessions in May 2022 The 2022 edition of the Summer School was co-organised with the School of Advanced Studies on Food and Nutrition of the University of Parma, Italy, and was delivered by a contingent of internationally recognised lecturers for the occasion. More info NNEdPro in the USA – July 2022 SNEB Conference – MTK Award 29th to 31st July More info The 8th International Summit on Nutrition and Health – July 2022 Event organised by NNEdPro and IANE in partnership with BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health. The NNEdPro International Summit on Nutrition and Health is a leading annual scientific meeting. The theme of this year’s summit is Empowering Global Nutrition with Digital Technology. Professionals, educators, students and researchers from all over the globe connect to discuss relevant issues pertaining to food, nutrition and public health and to explore innovative propositions to complex challenges. More info NNEdPro in India – March 2022 Summative Workshop for the Mobile Teaching Kitchen Initiative, TIGR2ESS Flagship Project-6 and the NNEdPro India (& South Asia) Regional Network 19th March Conference at Panjab University 24th and 25th March 2021 2021 NNEdPro Online - July 2021 The 7th International Summit on Nutrition and Health Online Event Learn more about the 2021 Summit Virtual Roundtable on SDG 2 – ‘Zero Hunger' Online Event FAO 24h Global Marathon for Sustainability - April 2021 Online Event Learn more about the event NNEdPro Online - June 2021 Regional Network Meetings Online Events Learn more about our Regional Networks NNEdPro Online - May 2021 6th NNEdPro Summer School in Applied Human Nutrition Online Event Learn more about the Summer School NNEdPro Online - March 2021 iKANN Round Table Online Event Learn more about iKANN Cambridge Festival - Mobile Teaching Kitchens: A community-led food revolution in India Launch of the Mobile Teaching Kitchen Cookbook Online Event Learn more about the Cookbook 2020 events 2020 NNEdPro Online - November 2020 3rd ERimNN Brighton Showcase: Nutrition and COVID-19 Joint annual meeting of the NNEdPro UK and Ireland Regional Network and the Nutrition Implementation Coalition. Online Event Learn more about The UK Coalition Food, nutrition and health in medical education - March 2020 First Nutritank Conference Royal Society of Medicine Check out the page NNEdPro Mexico Regional Network Launch - February 2020 Mexico City, Mexico Check out the full programme NNEdPro Swiss Regional Network Launch - February 2020 10th February - The Ambassador Hotel, Geneva, Switzerland Check out the programme l check out the photos NNEdPro Online - September 2020 5th NNEdPro Summer School in Applied Human Nutrition Online Event Learn more about the Summer School 6th International Summit on Medical Nutrition Education and Research Online Event Learn more about the 2020 Summit Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine Webinar - March 2020 Cardiovascular disease prevention: What the nutritional science shows us. An outline for practitioners on food, nutrition, and health. Check out the slides NNEdPro Italy Regional Network Launch - February 2020 14th February - Parma, Italy Check out the programme NNEdPro in India - January/February 2020 Activities in India as part of the annual meetings in our NNEdPro India Regional Network. Check out the full programme 2019 events 2019 The Optimal Nutritional Care Conference 2019 19th November - Cancer Research UK, Cambridge Institute More info NNEdPro Australia and New Zealand Network Regional Meeting - December 2019 2nd December - NeW Space, The University of Newcastle Check out the photos Feed for Health – The Nutrition Education Policy for Healthcare Practice Training Package (NEPHELP) - October 2019 12th October - Lafferty Lecture Theatre, Basildon University Hospital, Nether Mayne, Basildon SS16 5NL, UK NNEdPro in India - August 2019 NNEdPro Global Centre, Cordia Group and TIGR2ESS (Cambridge University) Joint Workshop on Rural/Agricultural Adaptation of the Mobile Teaching Kitchen Model 25-26th August, Sanghol, Punjab Check out the programme First Joint Workshop of ‘Bhavishya Shakti’ Project (Kolkata) & the TIGR2ESS Programme Flagship Project-6 (Cambridge University): Mobile Teaching Kitchens as a tool for Education on Food and Nutrition for Empowerment and Entrepreneurship 29-30th August, Kolkata Check out the programme 5th International Summit on Medical Nutrition Education and Research Thursday 11th July 2019, Cambridge The International NNEdPro Summit on Medical & Public Health Nutrition Education & Research is a leading annual international scientific meeting in nutrition research and scientific dialogue attracting delegates who are key opinion leaders in the field from all over the globe. The Summit will be held in close partnership with the official NNEdPro journal: BMJ Nutrition, Prevention and Health. Click here for more information about the Summit. The Confluence - A Planet in Transition - November 2019 23rd November - Chesterton Community College Check out photos and videos NNEdPro UK & Ireland Regional Network Launch Event - November 2019 6h November, Brighton & Sussex Medical School Check out the agenda l Check out the programme check out the photos NNEdPro in the USA - July 2019 NNEdPro Reception + USA Network Launch Sunday 28th July, Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Orlando, US Check out the flyer NNEdPro in England - July 2019 NNEdPro Summer School in Applied Human Nutrition Friday 5th - Tuesday 9th July 2019, University of Cambridge The 2019 edition of the NNEdPro Summer School in Applied Human Nutrition was co-organised with the School of Advanced Studies on Food and Nutrition of the University of Parma, Italy, and will have a contingent of internationally recognised lecturers in Cambridge for the occasion. The Summer School was intended for individuals interested in nutrition and its health-applications and was also open to undergraduate students and other adult learners. Candidates were selected on the basis of their previous experience and overall suitability for the programme. Check out more NNEdPro in Switzerland - June 2019 Workshop for WHO Headquarters Interns Thursday 27th June, WHO Hearquarters Geneva, Switzerland Nutrition continues to be a central health, economic and sustainable development challenge for every region on the planet. If executed thoughtfully, catalysing the efforts, resources and voice of the vast nutrition community, the UN Decade of Action on Nutrition (2016-2025) has the potential to propagate a society-wide movement, leading to national policy change and ultimately to the end of all forms of malnutrition. The Need for Nutrition Education/Innovation Programme (NNEdPro) Global Centre for Nutrition and Health, in collaboration with the WHO Department of Nutrition and Development, is hosting the workshop Bringing Nutrition into Health Systems: From Global Training Architecture to Local Implementation Models. Check out the agenda l See the flyer NNEdPro in Brazil - May 2019 Bett Educar Brazil Transamerica Expo Center São Paulo, 14th to 17th May Learn more Official Network Launch FIA Business School, 18th May - 9am Check out the photos NNEdPro in Scotland - March 2019 NNEdPro NEPHelP Workshop at the International Forum on Quality & Safety in Healthcare - ‘Food, fluid and nutritional care as key drivers to improve healthcare outcomes: The Nutrition Education policy for Healthcare Practice Training Package’ Wednesday 27th March 2019, 09:00am – 12:30pm Glasgow SEC, Scotland We face a complex healthcare challenge from under-nutrition, over-nutrition and micronutrient deficiencies alongside inadequate hydration. Individuals experience one or more of these problems during their life course and these can complicate illnesses, lengthen hospital stay and worsen clinical outcomes. We seek to create awareness around nutrition screening and assessment for rapid management of malnutrition in healthcare. Full programme l Check out the photos NNEdPro in India - February 2019 Friday 22nd February (Kolkata) 5 Year NNEdPro India Symposium with presentation of results from the urban slums mobile teaching kitchen project The symposium will showcase results and lessons learnt from the urban slums mobile teaching kitchen project and five a taster of a Teaching Kitchen train-the-trainers workshop, with a purpose of defining the next steps Sunday 24th February (Delhi) BMJ India & NNEdPro Masterclass in Nutrition Tuesday 26th February (Sanghol, Punjab) Launch of the mobile teaching kitchen model in the rural agricultural setting Check out the photos Congress of the International Nutrigenetics & Nutrigenomics Friday 12th-13th July 2019, Cambridge The NNEdPro Global Centre in Cambridge also hosted the 13th Annual Congress of the International Society for Nutrigenetics and Nutrigenomics (ISNN) on 12th – 13th July 2019. It is the purpose of the ISNN Congress to increase the understanding of the role of genetic variation and individual dietary response, and the role of nutrients in gene expression. Main themes of the lectures will be nutrigenetics of food intake and genetic variants that control the interaction of the gut microbiome with bioactive food compounds. There will be an abstract competition for best contributions focused on these main themes. An intensive half-day training course for health care providers interested in using genetic information in their practice will be held on the 13th July. The Congress will be convened in conjunction with the University of Parma and its School of Advanced Studies in Food Sciences and Nutrition, a NNEdPro key strategic partner. NNEdPro in Northern Ireland - June 2019 Official opening of Nutrition and Vascular Studies Platform at NICHE Friday 21st June, Ulster University We are delighted that the state-of-the-art Nutrition and Vascular Studies platform, previously established and housed within the Medical Research Council’s Elsie Widdowson Laboratory in Cambridge, and managed in partnership with the NNEdPro Global Centre for Nutrition and Health, has now been transferred to the Human Intervention Studies Unit at the Nutrition Innovation Centre for Food and Health (NICHE), Ulster University with effect from January 2019. Check out the programme l Read an overview l Check out the photos NNEdPro in England - May 2019 Feed For Health – The Nutrition Education Policy For Healthcare Practice Training Package (NEPHELP) Facilitating The Provision Of Nutrition Education, Focussing On The Hospital Setting The International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare Brighton, UK Wednesday 1st May 2019 NNEdPro in England - March 2019 New Headquarters in Cambridge Officially opened on 13th March at St John's Innovation Centre in Cambridge. Check out the photos 2018 events 2018 NNEdPro in Australia - November 2018 3rd NNEdPro Australia & New Zealand Symposium: Improving Nutrition through th e Education of Health Professions Tuesday 27th November 2018, 9.30am – 12.30pm NHMRC building Level 1, 16 Marcus Clarke Street, Canberra, Australia The NNEdPro-ANZ Symposium aimed to share experiences and ideas in improving nutrition education in health profession education. The event was ideal for educators involved with teaching nutrition at Universities in particular to those teaching health professionals. This event was supported by the Nutrition Society of Australia & BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health.

CLINICAL TOOLKIT REFERENCES Background and Context This Clinical Toolkit was developed through a collaboration between the NNEdPro Global Institute for Food, Nutrition and Health and HEIGHTS, aiming to support and strengthen nutritional practices among healthcare professionals (HCPs). The toolkit highlights key nutrients of concern within the UK context, identified through public health data, including the National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS), such as iron, vitamin D, vitamin B9 (folate), vitamin B12, and iodine. Additional nutrients, including riboflavin (vitamin B2), magnesium, vitamin A, and probiotics, were included based on findings from NNEdPro’s Nutrition and Supplementation Survey. This survey explored HCPs' knowledge, attitudes, and behaviours related to dietary supplementation. Survey insights directly informed the toolkit’s development, helping ensure it addresses practical needs and supports the evidence-based use of nutrition and supplementation in clinical care. Please navigate the menu below to access the list of references. Vitamin B2 Folate Vitamin B12 Vitamin A Vitamin D Iron Magnesium Probiotics VITAMIN B2 (RIBOFLAVIN) National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements. (2022) Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) – Health Professional Fact Sheet. Available at: https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Riboflavin-HealthProfessional/ (Accessed: 16 June 2025). Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. (n.d.) Riboflavin (Vitamin B2). The Nutrition Source. Available at: https://nutritionsource.hsph.harvard.edu/riboflavin-vitamin-b2/ (Accessed: 16 June 2025). Mahabadi, N., Bhusal, A. and Banks, S.W. (2023) Riboflavin deficiency. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing. Available at: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK555943/ (Accessed: 16 June 2025). Aragão, M. Â., Pires, L., Santos Buelga, C., Barros, L. and Calhelha, R. C. 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< Our Work page Advisory Services  [Implementation Research and Consulting in Nutrition] From 2025, NNEdPro advisory services are contracted through ray advisory services Advisory Services are offered to external organisations, ranging from local, national and government bodies to academic and corporate organisations, facilitating them to undertake research, implementation and training and offering consultation related to nutrition. We design and conduct education and implementation programmes for individuals or organisations. For example, if a medical or healthcare education provider wishes to incorporate nutrition in their curriculum, we provide direction on the course content as well as strategies for delivery and evaluation of impact. On the other hand, if an organisation wishes to strengthen nutrition-related knowledge and skills within their operations, we can drive implementation and change management in this area. We also work across the interdisciplinary domains underpinning food, nutrition and health. Impact evaluation comprises another area of strength within our advisory toolkit. Aim To seek implementation strategies for the embedding of good nutrition practices into education as well as food and health systems across sectors through action-orientated research and solution-focused consulting. key Implementation research outputs to date See Papers Our Consultancy Booklet Virtual Core, Memberships by Invitation & Partnerships The International Virtual Core is the central steering and delivery group of the NNEdPro Global Institute for Food, Nutrition and Health. The Virtual Core provides key input to all our projects and initiatives alongside the panels and committees that provide strategic oversight and governance across all our activities. A sub-group of the Virtual Core forms the ‘Projects, Operations and Strategy Team’ (POST) which is more regularly involved in driving forward all projects and initiatives. The Directors are also members of the Virtual Core. UK Nutrition Implementation Coalition The UK & Ireland Network hosts ‘The Nutrition Implementation Coalition ', a strategic alliance between NNEdPro, ERimNN, Nutritank and Culinary Medicine UK with a collective vision to improve nutrition education for health care professionals. In turn, this will improve the care provided and hold benefits for population health. Aims: Expand dialogue around the role of nutrition in health for patient benefit; Increase representation of nutrition competencies in health professionals’ curricula; Design and implement nutrition education resources for health professionals and students; To support the implementation and evaluation of nutrition education and healthcare nutrition practices; Engage with stakeholders and regulatory bodies to ensure nutrition competencies are assessed. IRCN External Projects IRCN builds on several years of action-orientated research experience and advocacy. Through our consulting services and action-orientated research, we design and conduct education and implementation programmes for individuals or organisations. The aim is to seek implementation strategies for the embedding of good nutrition practices into education as well as food and health systems across sectors through action-orientated research and solution-focused consulting. CURRENT ACTIVITIES Performing arts-based charity fundraising events such as our "Indian Summer"(2016) “, Spices of South Asia” (2017), and “The Confluence" (2019-ongoing) events to support our urban slum-dwellers teaching kitchen project in India. Elsevier Essentials of Medical Nutrition Textbook Project and associated training. Power of Nutrition Training Project. past activities Diverse Nutrition Association Project NELICO (Nutrition Education and Leadership for Improved Clinical/Public Health Outcomes) India - 2015-19 GODAN-NNEdPro Strategic Partnership on Agriculture and Nutrition in Developing Countries - 2017-19 Urban Slumdwellers Teaching Kitchens Project Phases 1 and 2 - 2017-20 RCUK Global Challenges TIGR2ESS Programme in India (Cambridge University) - 2017-21 RCUK Global Challenges SAFEWATER Programme in Latin America (Ulster University) - 2017-21 Further Informat-ion advisory Services If you are interested in our advisory services or collaboration in implementation research/evaluation, please contact us for a preliminary assessment of your needs. Contact Us

< Our Work page Global Nutrition Observatory for Medical Nutrition Education (GNOME) Initiative SUPPORT Initiative managed by NNEdPro in partnership with PAN The Global Nutrition Observatory for Medical Nutrition Education (GNOME) initiative marks a major milestone in global efforts to strengthen nutrition education for healthcare professionals. Building upon the success of the NEPHELP (Nutrition Education Policy for Health Professionals) project, GNOME serves as a global hub for evidence generation, knowledge sharing, and capacity building in medical nutrition education. While NEPHELP empowered healthcare professionals with practical tools and highlighted the urgent need for improved nutrition training in curricula, GNOME takes the next step by: Conducting annual surveys across NNEdPro’s 10 Regional Networks (over 1,000 members globally) to capture the state of medical nutrition education. Generating evidence to drive policy and curriculum change, led jointly by our US and UK & Ireland Regional Networks. Ensuring medical nutrition education remains a global priority, directly impacting healthcare workforce training and patient care. In a shared commitment to advance this mission, NNEdPro Global Institute for Food, Nutrition and Health and PAN International are pledging £5,000 each towards the initiation and implementation of GNOME. This joint contribution will support the establishment of a sustainable framework for the Observatory’s activities and the rollout of its first global survey cycle. What the Joint Pledge Will Enable The launch of the GNOME Initiative at the NNEdPro Global Food, Nutrition and Health International Summit 2025 in Scotland (10th to 13th December 2025). The St Andrews Satellite Event on Medical Nutrition Education on 13 December 2025, featuring active participation from both NNEdPro and PAN International. A live peer review during the NNEdPro Global Food, Nutrition and Health International Summit 2025 of the GNOME global survey design and implementation plan. The development and promotion of the GNOME microsite , including digital letters of support and joint visibility for both organisations. The establishment of a framework for future data collection , regional reports, and the first Global Observatory Report. New Year Plans and Road Ahead Beginning January 2026 , both organisations will jointly explore new fundraising and donour opportunities to expand GNOME’s reach and impact . PAN International and NNEdPro Global Institute will provide formal letters of support and contribute to ongoing visibility efforts across communication platforms. Both NNEdPro and PAN International r eaffirm their shared commitment to scientific independence, transparency, and integrity in all collaborative and fundraising activities related to GNOME. Through this joint partnership, NNEdPro and PAN International are uniting their global networks, expertise, and resources to ensure that nutrition education remains a global priority , empowering the healthcare workforce to meet the nutrition challenges of the future. We are delighted that GNOME is entering a collaboration with BMC Medical Education, and in 2026, together we will produce a special issue on medical nutrition education, with the GNOME leadership serving as Guest Editors. We also expect that outputs from the GNOME Initiative will be published in our partner journals, BMJ NPH and CABI Food and Nutrition Science, amongst others. OBjectives Global Observatory Establish GNOME as the international platform to collect, analyse, and disseminate data on nutrition in medical curricula. Capacity Building Strengthen regional networks to contextualise and scale solutions. Nutrition Education Recognition Empower professionals through competitions and innovation forums. Evidence into Action Provide policy guidance and practical tools to integrate nutrition into medical education globally. Launch GNOME will be formally launched at the St Andrews Satellite Event on Medical Nutrition Education on 13th December 2025, during the 11th International Summit on Food, Nutrition & Health. key activities Regional Network Developments Sustaining 10 Regional Networks. Conducting annual surveys on the state of medical nutrition education. Producing regional reports feeding into the Global Observatory Report. Awards and Recognition Building on the NNEdPro–IANE Medical Nutrition Education Excellence Award (launched in 2025), GNOME will expand opportunities to showcase innovation and leadership in nutrition education globally. Annual Global Reports Yearly Global Observatory Reports and regional snapshots will highlight progress, gaps, and opportunities in medical nutrition education. Recurring Summit Satellite Events Annual satellite events at the International Summit will ensure medical nutrition education stays on the global agenda. Expected Outcomes A sustainable global observatory for nutrition in medical education. Strengthened regional networks with locally relevant action. Increased innovation and recognition through competitions and awards. Evidence-informed recommendations for policymakers, universities, and professional bodies. Anchor 1

< Our Work page Independent Research  Organisation [Nutrition Research and Innovation Consortium] key scientific research outputs to date See Papers Vascular Platform, Human Intervention studies Unit, Ulster University Read more MRC EWL Nutrition and Vascular Studies 2010-2018 Read more Our Independent Research organisation is built from a consortium of specialist skillsets bringing together studies on food, nutrition and health from clinical, biomedical and public health sciences to interdisciplinary, educational and social sciences straddling cross-cutting exposure and outcome-based themes: BMJ Nutrition Prevention and Health Journal Nutrition and COVID-19 Taskforce with Microsites NRIC Collaborative Projects Data Science and Evidence Synthesis Hub Nutrition and Vascular / Cardiometabolic Studies (‘NVS and NCD Data Science’) Dietary and Nutritional Assessment Studies  Human Interventions and Observational Studies Hub Nutrition and Vascular Cardiometabolic Studies (‘NVS and NCD Trials’) Community Education and Development Studies Professional Education Studies Hub Healthcare Nutrition Education Studies (‘NEPHELP’) Interdisciplinary Nutrition Education Studies  TIGR2ESS and Global Challenges Projects Key research themes include cardiovascular, metabolic and non-communicable disease prevention and management, innovation in nutrition education interventions at clinical and community levels, as well as nutrition equity and resilience to global challenges such as pandemic preparedness and food insecurity. Since 2020, the NNEdPro Global Institute for Food, Nutrition and Health has expanded its Nutrition Research and Innovation Consortium (NRIC) to form methodological hubs such as a centre of excellence for Data Science and Evidence Synthesis. Going forward the combined strengths from dedicated research hubs will seek to address further unanswered questions around Nutrition and Disease Prevention as well as Healthcare Interventions, connecting the cutting edge of science to evidence-informed professional education and practice. Aim To undertake primary nutrition research through basic science, human interventions, population studies and evidence syntheses to inform health policy and practice. BMJ Nutrition Prevention & Health Journal At our 10th anniversary in 2015, we co-founded the dedicated British Medical Journal and Publication known as BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health, which has become a leading Journal in the field, creating and curating several special collections in areas emerging evidence which received input not only from our research but from researchers and studies conducted while. This journal has a high number of press releases associated with scientific applications and the role of science communications relating to the further dissemination of knowledge for BMJ NPH publications on a regular basis. Nutrition and COVID-19 Taskforce with Microsites (PAUSED) The expertise of the NNEdPro team spans nutrition research, clinical practice and public health, we are well-positioned in the international effort to improve human health during the COVID-19 pandemic. Together, we have collated data and resources  that are most relevant to current knowledge and practice relating to COVID-19, specifically in its relation to nutrition, on our dedicated microsites . NRIC Collaborative Projects Undertaking primary nutrition research through basic science, human interventions, population studies and evidence syntheses to inform health policy and practice. Working across one or more NRIC partner institutions along with additional collaborating organisations. Learn more here. Data Science and Evidence Synthesis Hub One stream of the NNEdPro Data Science & Evidence Synthesis Hub aims to harness the power of data sharing and research partnerships to support more timely and effective CVD risk identification and prevention. Aligned with NNEdPro mission to deliver education and empower professionals and policy makers, we also aim to further develop data literacy and capacity for action among relevant stakeholders in the public and private health systems. Nutrition and Vascular / Cardiometabolic Studies (‘NVS and NCD Data Science’) This core workstream comprises data science and synthesis through the interrogation of published as well as unpublished open access data sets to answer key questions related to Nutrition and Vascular/ Cardiometabolic Risk in both at-risk and diseased populations. Dietary and Nutritional Assessment Studies  The dietary and nutritional assessment studies workstream within the data science hub uses tools from normative diet and nutrition surveillance data which are openly available as well as population specific data sets which can generate detailed insights into dietary patterns as well as nutritional status for the purpose of measurement relating to observational and intervention studies. Human Interventions and Observational Studies Hub Nutrition and Vascular/Cardio-Metabolic Studies (NVS) and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) Group To produce cutting-edge research to support the achievement of the Global Development Goal to reduce by one-third premature mortality from chronic diseases by 2030, including Cardiovascular disease and related metabolic disorders. Learn more here and here . Community Education and Development Studies "TIGR2ESS“ & Global Challenges (UK-LMICs) This work stream has built on the TIGR2ESS  model which focuses on education, empowerment and entrepreneurship leading to improved human nutrition, health, and wellbeing. This model has been lateralized for Community Education interventions to develop resilience, wellbeing and health in multiple communities in different geographical settings. Professional Education Studies Hub Nutrition Education Policy for Healthcare Practice (NEPHELP) Initiative A workforce empowered to identify and treat malnutrition is essential. However, NNEdPro research has identified nutrition as a common knowledge gap amongst doctors and other healthcare workers. To address this, the NNEdPro team, through the Nutrition Education Policy in Healthcare Practice (NEPHELP)  project, have created materials to educate junior doctors and allied healthcare professionals on the fundamentals of nutrition. To train medical, nursing, and allied healthcare professionals about the following: The common problems with nutrition care in hospitals, the community and the transfer of nutrition care between the two; The use of appropriate screening tools to detect malnutrition and nutritional risks; The basics of first-line nutrition interventions and how to translate this to patient care; The assessment, diagnosis and management of nutritional deficiencies; Appropriate onward referral and communication with nutrition specialist services. Interdisciplinary Nutrition Education Studies  We develop, deliver and evaluate the impact of nutrition education to interdisciplinary audiences using similar pedagogical and research models to our health care related nutrition education. However, in this work stream we look at a broader set of competencies and outcomes which range from resilience to health. TIGR2ESS and Global Challenges Projects From 2017 to 2022, NNEdPro, in conjunction with the University of Cambridge, received support from the UK Global Research Challenges Fund in order to undertake the TIGR2ESS programme with work across India. In addition, NNEdPro has received support from 2017 to 2023 from ESRC to undertake related social development projects in India. Linked with these initiatives, NNEdPro has also received support from the Global Research Translation Award (UKRI) as well as the University of East Anglia from 2021 to 2023 to undertake further global challenges work, particularly in tribal areas of India. Finally, NNEdPro has had an advisory role in the global challenges research funding supported program on the safe border in Latin America (Mexico, Colombia, Brazil) led by Ulster University. All of our research hubs and the expertise within them have been utilised for other global challenges related to research questions emerging from across regions. Anchor 1 Key partnerships with academic institutions and specialist organisations relating to research and innovation are highlighted below – for a full list of strategic partnerships, please visit our Partners page . academic institutions From January 2019, our former research undertaken at the MRC Elsie Widdowson Laboratory in Cambridge has moved to Ulster University to form the NNEdPro-NICHE Global Nutrition, Health and Disease (GNHD) Programme. The strategic direction of the NNEdPro NRIC is co-led with GNHD and Ulster University. Read more NNEdPro @ Ulster University School of Biomedical Sciences and Global Nutrition, Health and Disease in the Nutrition Innovation Centre for Food and Health Evidence Synthesis, Human Intervention Studies & Biomedical Sciences From October 2017 to December 2022 our Interdisciplinary Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) supported work is undertaken with its main base in Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Cambridge. Read more NNEdPro @ University of Cambridge Schools of Arts, Humanities, Social and Biological Sciences Evidence Synthesis & Education Studies | Interdisciplinary Studies & Social Sciences NNEdPro @ Imperial College London School of Public Health Epidemiological Studies & Population Health Sciences NNEdPro @ University of Parma School of Advanced Studies in Food Sciences and Nutrition Preclinical Studies & Food Sciences SPECIALIST ORGANISATIONS From May 2019 the Swiss Re Institute has been supporting NRIC and in particular its Nutrition and Vascular/Cardiometabolic Studies as well as Data Science Projects. Read more NNEdPro @ Swiss Re Institute Evidence Synthesis, Data Science & Knowledge Exchange NNEdPro @ Laboratory of the Government Chemist (LGC) Specialist Measurements & Knowledge Exchange Read more NNEdPro @ BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health (BMJ NPH) Special Collections NNEdPro @ the Education and Research in Medical Nutrition Network (ERimNN) Medical Healthcare and Community Education Studies NNEdPro @ The Orient Innovation Lab Research Institute in Cambridge Nutrition Education and Public Health Action Research opportunities We are always looking for interested individuals or organisations who share our research interests! If you would like to collaborate on a specific research project, please do contact us. We also provide ample opportunities to students, interns or scholars who wish to undertake a research project including both undergraduate and postgraduate dissertation projects. If you are interested please contact us.

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< Regional Networks page nnedpro-iane Australia New Zealand regional Network Current Activities Awards The NNEdPro-IANE ANZ Regional Network is a collaboration of health care professionals, including dietitians, doctors, academics, medical and health care educators, researchers, students, and professional associations in Australia and New Zealand. The aim of the Network is to strengthen the nutrition education and competence of healthcare professionals in Australia and New Zealand through innovation in research and education. Key Tasks The ANZ network has been contributing to a number of educational activities initiated by the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine Read more To provide a collaborative space for nutrition education and research in ANZ. To identify gaps and opportunities in nutrition education and facilitate collaborations and research to fill these gaps To provide advice and develop nutrition education resources appropriate for community and educational organisations to increase nutritional knowledge Key Themes Awareness To promote awareness of the importance of community-wide nutrition education particularly to health care professionals Capacity Building To support the sharing of knowledge and resources for nutrition advocacy in education and research across ANZ Education To investigate opportunities for developing and delivering nutrition education, including resources Articles To learn more about the ANZ network and the work going on, please browse through the following Complete Nutrition Articles about the network. Turning a Terrific Two May 2018 Three Strategies to Integrate Nutrition into Existing Medical Curricula June 2017 NNEdPro Down Under: Launch of the ANZ Network May 2016 co-leads Interested Parties at the time of Establishment Download Rachel McLean Network Co-lead Breanna Lepre Network Co-lead members Abdullah Mawas Anna Jansson Clare Wall Emily Ng Eleonor Beck Esther Appiah-Yeboah Francesca Amitrano Gary Williamson Helen McCarthy Helen Truby Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jack Bell Jennifer Crowley Jimmy Chun Yu Louie Jordan Stanford Judy Bauer Julia McCartan Karen Charlton Keely O'Brien Lisa Moran Lauren Ball Melissa Adamski Minako Kataoka Nicole Chun Nouira Mohamed Salah Paul Newnham Roberta Asher Simone Gibson Shakila Banu Shane McAuliffe Stuart Thomas Tracy McCaffrey Vijay Koul Terms of referencE

members Navigation Presidential Officers Board of Directors Operations Volunteers Interns International Virtual Core International Collaborators Regional Networks Academy (IANE) Network Ambassadors Network Alumni Network Interdisciplinary Project Teams Advisory & Steering Committees Special Interest Groups Members Index NNEdPro-IANE Special interest groups (sigs) Our Special Interest Groups (SIGs) , part of the International Knowledge Application Network Hub in Nutrition (iKANN), offer professionals in nutrition a unique platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing. Overseen by the Virtual Core , each SIG is aligned with one of the 13 Special Collections curated by BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health , highlighting innovative research in nutrition and lifestyle. SIG members gain access to exclusive Discussion Boards, organized meetings, and networking opportunities within our IANE-iKANN portal . These groups foster a vibrant exchange of ideas and support professional development across various nutrition topics. If you’re interested in joining a SIG, please contact Jenneffer at j.tibaes@nnedpro.org.uk . Behavioural Nutrition Co-Chairs: Prachi Pandit Praosiri Charusalaipong Ana Ines Estevez Magnasco Ananya Roy Anna Jansson Ayusmati Thakur Claudia Rodríguez Hernández Delali Akakpo Dyuti Bag Eric Eshun Evelyn Efua Payin Giorgia Perri Girum Meseret Ayenew Grigorina Mitrofan Helal Uddin Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jaroslav Guzanic Juhi Verma Kiruthika Laís Bhering Martins Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Maria Kardakova Maria Papagiannaki Mayamiko Makondi Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Ndonita Zola Nicole (Chian Thong) Chun Olutayo Adeyemi Onah Joseph Enyiah Padmaja Ravula Praosiri Charusalaipong Rasarie Wimalana Ruth Roldán-Torres Samuel Degenhard Sara Swaid Shakila Banu Souzana Ioakeimidou Suzanne Piscopo Tam Lac Tamimu Yakubu Teshome Elema Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Food, Mood and Mental Health Co-Chairs: Laís Bhering Martins Shakila Banu Ananya Roy Anna Jansson Claudia Laricchia Delali Akakpo Dyuti Bag Evelyn Efua Payin Giorgia Perri Grigorina Mitrofan Heather Rosa Helal Uddin Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jaroslav Guzanic Juhi Verma Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Maria Kardakova Maria Papagiannaki Mayamiko Makondi Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Mitali Palodhi Ndonita Zola Neelam Jain Nicole (Chian Thong) Chun Padmaja Ravula Pallavi Bardhar Patricia Lawson Praosiri Charusalaipong Rafatu Tahiru Rasarie Wimalana Rebecca Johnson Ruth Roldán-Torres Sara Swaid Souzana Ioakeimidou Swapan Banerjee Tam Lac Tamimu Yakubu Teshome Elema Theresa Keane Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Nutrition and Cardiometabolic Health Co-Chairs: Rachael McLean Maria Papagiannaki Adriana Salgado Clare Collins Delali Akakpo Duygu AĞAGÜNDÜZ Evelyn Efua Payin Falak Zeb Francesca Amitrano Grigorina Mitrofan Habes Almodahresh Heather Rosa Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jaroslav Guzanic Jimmy Louie Juhi Verma Juliet Vickar Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Mariam Molokhia Marilin Matera Mayamiko Makondi Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Nicole (Chian Thong) Chun Patricia Lawson Prachi Pandit Praosiri Charusalaipong Rasarie Wimalana Shakila Banu Souzana Ioakeimidou Swapan Banerjee Tam Lac Tamimu Yakubu Teshome Elema Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Yemisi Osho Nutrition Interactions with COVID-19 Co-Chairs: Jenneffer Tibaes Ramya Rajaram Delali Akakpo Ayusmati Thakur Francesca Amitrano Hung Nguyen Ngoc Iddrisu Yakubu Jimmy Louie Juhi Verma Mira Janakiraman Neelam Jain Simon Poole Tamimu Yakubu Teshome Elema Yakubu Iddrisu Public Health Nutrition Co-Chairs: Jimmy Louie Swapan Banerjee Abdulkadir Muhammad Ana Ines Estevez Magnasco Ananya Roy Delali Akakpo Dorothy Aawulenaa Ayusmati Thakur Dyuti Bag Eric Eshun Evelyn Efua Payin Giorgia Perri Girum Meseret Ayenew Habes Almodahresh Halima Jama Helena Trigueiro Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jaroslav Guzanic Jennifer Crowley Juhi Verma Juliet Vickar Keely O'Brien Kiruthika Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Maria Kardakova Maria Papagiannaki Mariam Molokhia Marilin Matera Maryam Habib Mayamiko Makondi Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Ndonita Zola Neelam Jain Olutayo Adeyemi Onah Joseph Enyiah Padmaja Ravula Patrick Rugamba Prachi Pandit Rachael McLean Rafatu Tahiru Ruth Roldán-Torres Sara Swaid Sarah-Jane Reilly Sneha Krishnamurti Konka Souzana Ioakeimidou Suzanne Piscopo Tam Lac Tamimu Yakubu Teshome Elema Thayana Oliveira Urunji Mezuwa Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Yemisi Osho Clinical Nutrition Co-Chairs: Ayusmati Thakur Teshome Elema Altınay Altınkaynak Delali Akakpo Dorothy Aawulenaa Duygu AĞAGÜNDÜZ Dyuti Bag Eric Eshun Falak Zeb Francesca Amitrano Grigorina Mitrofan Hailey Donnelly Halima Jama Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jimmy Louie Juhi Verma Juliet Vickar Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Lisa Sharkey Maha Fuad AlJar Maria Papagiannaki Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Nicole (Chian Thong) Chun Praosiri Charusalaipong Rafatu Tahiru Sara Swaid Sarah-Jane Reilly Shane McAuliffe Sneha Krishnamurti Konka Souzana Ioakeimidou Swapan Banerjee Tam Lac Tamimu Yakubu Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Global Food Security Co-Chairs: Andre Laperriere (Vacancy) Abdulkadir Muhammad Adriana Salgado Ananya Roy Delali Akakpo Eric Eshun Evelyn Efua Payin Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jaroslav Guzanic Jessica Carmila John Jimmy Louie Joseph Niwagaba Juhi Verma Marilin Matera Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Neelam Jain Olutayo Adeyemi Onah Joseph Enyiah Padmaja Ravula Rafatu Tahiru Rituraj Phukan Sara Swaid Shakila Banu Simon Poole Sonigitu Asibong Ekpe Tamimu Yakubu Teshome Elema Thayana Oliveira Urunji Mezuwa Yakubu Iddrisu Yemisi Osho Yakubu Iddrisu Nutrition and Women’s Health Co-Chairs: Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Rafatu Tahiru Abdulkadir Muhammad Ana Ines Estevez Magnasco Ananya Roy Claudia Laricchia Delali Akakpo Dyuti Bag Evelyn Efua Payin Francesca Amitrano Giorgia Perri Girum Meseret Ayenew Grigorina Mitrofan Habes Almodahresh Halima Jama Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jordan Stanford Juhi Verma Juliet Vickar Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Mariam Molokhia Melanie Moore Mira Janakiraman Ndonita Zola Neelam Jain Padmaja Ravula Pallavi Bardhar Prachi Pandit Praosiri Charusalaipong Rasarie Wimalana Rebecca Johnson Ruth Roldán-Torres Sara Swaid Shakila Banu Sneha Krishnamurti Konka Swapan Banerjee Tamimu Yakubu Teshome Elema Urunji Mezuwa Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Nutrition, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Co-Chairs: Jordan Stanford Maria Kardakova Altınay Altınkaynak Ananya Roy Claudia Laricchia Delali Akakpo Dorothy Aawulenaa Ayusmati Thakur Dyuti Bag Falak Zeb Giorgia Perri Girum Meseret Ayenew Grigorina Mitrofan Helal Uddin Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jimmy Louie Juhi Verma Juliet Vickar Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Maha Fuad AlJar Maria Papagiannaki Marilin Matera Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Ndonita Zola Neelam Jain Olutayo Adeyemi Onah Joseph Enyiah Padmaja Ravula Pallavi Bardhar Patrick Rugamba Clare Collins Ruth Roldán-Torres Sara Swaid Shakila Banu Sneha Krishnamurti Konka Tamimu Yakubu Teshome Elema Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Diet, Sustainability and Climate Change Co-Chairs: Hung Nguyen Ngoc Sonigitu Asibong Ekpe Abdulkadir Muhammad Adriana Salgado Ananya Roy Andre Laperriere Claudia Rodríguez Hernández Delali Akakpo Dorothy Aawulenaa Ayusmati Thakur Evelyn Efua Payin Francesca Amitrano Jaroslav Guzanic Jessica Carmila John Joseph Niwagaba Juhi Verma Kiruthika Maha Fuad AlJar Margherita Camodeca Maria Papagiannaki Maryam Habib Mayamiko Makondi Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Ndonita Zola Nouira Mohamed Salah Olutayo Adeyemi Onah Joseph Enyiah Padmaja Ravula Patrick Rugamba Rafatu Tahiru Rituraj Phukan Ruth Roldán-Torres Sara Swaid Shakila Banu Sneha Krishnamurti Konka Suzanne Piscopo Tam Lac Tamimu Yakubu Thayana Oliveira Theresa Keane Urunji Mezuwa Yakubu Iddrisu Implementing Effective Interventions in Healthcare Co-Chairs: Delali Akakpo Juhi Verma Anna Jansson Claudia Rodríguez Hernández Dorothy Aawulenaa Ayusmati Thakur Eric Eshun Evelyn Efua Payin Habes Almodahresh Hailey Donnelly Halima Jama Hung Nguyen Ngoc Keely O'Brien Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Mariam Molokhia Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Ndonita Zola Neelam Jain Nicole (Chian Thong) Chun Olutayo Adeyemi Onah Joseph Enyiah Padmaja Ravula Patricia Lawson Clare Collins Rafatu Tahiru Rasarie Wimalana Shakila Banu Shane McAuliffe Simon Poole Sonigitu Asibong Ekpe Souzana Ioakeimidou Swapan Banerjee Tamimu Yakubu Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Nutrition Education Co-Chairs: Pallavi Bardhar Rebecca Johnson Adriana Salgado Ana Ines Estevez Magnasco Claudia Laricchia Claudia Rodríguez Hernández Delali Akakpo Dyuti Bag Eric Eshun Evelyn Efua Payin Grigorina Mitrofan Habes Almodahresh Halima Jama Helal Uddin Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jaroslav Guzanic Jellie Zuidema-Cazemier Jennifer Crowley Juhi Verma Juliet Vickar Kiruthika Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Maha Fuad AlJar Maria Kardakova Maria Papagiannaki Marilin Matera Mayamiko Makondi Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Mitali Palodhi Ndonita Zola Neelam Jain Nicole (Chian Thong) Chun Olutayo Adeyemi Onah Joseph Enyiah Padmaja Ravula Patricia Lawson Patrick Rugamba Prachi Pandit Praosiri Charusalaipong Clare Collins Rachael McLean Rafatu Tahiru Rasarie Wimalana Rituraj Phukan Sara Swaid Sarah-Jane Reilly Shakila Banu Simon Poole Sneha Krishnamurti Konka Sonigitu Asibong Ekpe Souzana Ioakeimidou Suzanne Piscopo Swapan Banerjee Tam Lac Tamimu Yakubu Thayana Oliveira Theresa Keane Urunji Mezuwa Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu Precision Nutrition Co-Chairs: Juliet Vickar Padmaja Ravula Anna Jansson Clare Collins Delali Akakpo Duygu AĞAGÜNDÜZ Falak Zeb Francesca Amitrano Giorgia Perri Grigorina Mitrofan Heather Rosa Hung Nguyen Ngoc Jaroslav Guzanic Jordan Stanford Jimmy Louie Juhi Verma Laís Bhering Martins Liana-Mirela Constantinescu Lisa Moran Maha Fuad AlJar Margherita Camodeca Maria Papagiannaki Marilin Matera Melanie Moore Mercedes Zorrilla Tejeda Mira Janakiraman Onah Joseph Enyiah Patrick Rugamba Praosiri Charusalaipong Ruth Roldán-Torres Shakila Banu Sneha Krishnamurti Konka Souzana Ioakeimidou Tamimu Yakubu Virginia Uhley Yakubu Iddrisu GIP Meeting Discussion Boards Prior to the establishment of the special interest groups (SIGs), there was a single global innovation panel (GIP) bringing together ideas from NNEdPro and IANE members, and the outputs of this panel can be viewed below. GIP Discussion Board - Precision Nutrition - 6 March 2023 GIP Discussion Board - Implications of a Precision Nutrition Framework - 6 March 2023 GIP Discussion Board - Food Security - Workshop Planning - 7 March 2022 GIP Discussion Board - Food Security - Definitions - 7 March 2022 GIP Discussion Board - Environmental Sustainability - General - 27 November 2021 GIP Discussion Board - Environmental Sustainability- Funding Ask - 27 November 2021

2nd round Kids Kitchen Club Challenge 2024 Sustainable Nutrition NNEdPro in its mission to bring nutrition to children, is working towards creating awareness among kids aged 4-15 about the food they consume and its importance. NNEdPro has chosen to focus on "Sustainable Nutrition" for this year, building on the success of previous years, and welcomes all 4 to 15-year-olds to take part in this creative art challenge by submitting a piece of work based on the appropriate subtopics for their age group. We encourage all primary and secondary schools to utilise the downloadable interactive worksheet curated by us to conduct the competition in their own institutions. As this year marks the 15th Anniversary of NNEdPro, the participants will be incorporating their ideas into the number 15 template provided as part of the worksheet, which also contains a crossword puzzle in order to familiarise themselves with some of the key sustainable nutrition terms. We hope to see a lot of enthusiastic children taking their first step towards learning about sustainable nutrition. Co mpetition time line Submission Deadline – 15th March 2024 Judging Panel – 22nd March 2024 Winners Announcement – 30th March 2024 INSTRUCTIONS For this year we have divided the children into 3 age groups for participation. Each age group has a separate topic and some guiding questions to get them thinking about the various subtopics that they could potentially explore in their artwork. There is a downloadable worksheet that contains the number 15 template on one side and an interactive crossword puzzle based on some sustainable nutrition terms on the other side. Apart from this, there is an information sheet for the teachers/parents/caregivers in order to better equip them in initiating this particular competition and further facilitate continuous nutritional education for children. 4-6 years Distribute a printed sheet of recycled paper with the number 15 Kids will be asked to draw their favourite and healthy foods inside the number 15 Guiding questions What is your favourite fruit or veggie? Why do you like that fruit or veggie? Is it healthy? Is it local? 7-10 years Distribute a printed sheet of recycled paper with the number 15 or to draw an artwork in the form of number 15 Kids will be asked to draw their favourite dish and then analyse its impact on their health Guiding Questions What is your favourite dish? Can you illustrate the components of the dish? Is it healthy? Where are the components produced? What about the content of salt and sugar? 11-15 years Make a collage of the impact of what you eat on planetary health Draw a comic/story based on this concept Guiding Questions Would you consider what you eat as being healthy and nutritious? What are your thoughts on food waste and its impact on the environment? What are the ultra-processed foods that you consume? Please submit your work to info@nnedpro.org.uk with the subject line "Kids Kitchen Club Challenge 2024". Extra activity (optional) Grow beans or seeds on cotton balls Decorate your jar Take pictures every day We will create a digital collage with all the pictures! Additional materials Information sheet Worksheet This year, the NNEdPro Kids Kitchen Club is proud to support the Mobile Literacy Library. Click here to support. FROM THE JUNIOR AMBASSADORS Message by Giselle Dürre Message by Nikitah Ray Read now 2023 winner Aryaditya Bardhar 8 years old 2022 winners JOINT FIRST PRIZE Vania Kejem 10 years old Dish: Accra Beans and Pap JOINT FIRST PRIZE Yanica Ann Zammit 8 years old Dish: Carob Energy Balls RUNNER UP Crystal Rose Ben Aissa 11 years old Tasty avocado on toast topped with a spiced poached egg 2021 winners COMPLETE BREAKFAST BEST PRESENTATION WITH EXPLANATION Loreley Mellor United Kingdom 12 years old Dish: Slow cooked home baked beans BEST PRESENTATION WITH EXPLANATION Gursakhi Nirankari India 13 years old Dish: Stuffed Paneer Paratha, Poha and Masala Tea INCLUDES REGIONAL FOODS BEST PRESENTATION WITH EXPLANATION Suryakant Tudu India 11 years old Dish: Fried Fermented Rice Balls COMPLETE BREAKFAST DISH Yasmin Bissi Brazil 8 years old Dish: Nutritious family breakfast MOST ORIGINAL AND NUTRITIOUS DISH Rafael Hajiyev Azerbaijan 10 years old Dish: Kükü DOES NOT INCLUDE ULTRA-PROCESSESED FOODS Sifat Wadhwa India 9 years old Dish: Upma 2020 WINNERS Alvin Keffa 12 years old Arun Dutta-Reynolds 9 years old Antonina Augustyniak-Gibbons 9 years old Giselle Dürre 12 years old more inspiration Check out the videos below for recipes prepared by Nikitah Rajput Ray, NNEdPro Junior Ambassador . Disclaimer: The recipes displayed on this webpage are as provided by the participants of the Kids Kitchen Club Challenge. However, displaying these recipes does not constitute an endorsement of any sort by NNEdPro or its partners. Terms and conditions of the participants of the Kids Kitchen Club Challenge 2023 Winners of the Kids Kitchen Club Challenge 2023 will be invited to become co-ordinating members of the Junior Ambassadors Club, and if mutually acceptable, the following terms must be fulfilled to remain in the membership: Mandatory attendance at 75% of virtual meetings over the year. Active involvement in meetings and actions. Compliance with assigned activities in timely fashion. Willingness to contribute to Kids Kitchen Club Challenge activities especially with ideas. Be respectful and have good behaviour in all sessions and activities of the Junior Ambassadors Club and Kids Kitchen Club Challenge.