The deadline to submit an abstract has now passed.
We sought proposals for oral and poster presentations that met the conference objectives, which were to:
• Identify strategies for civil society, government and academia to partner with the private sector in addressing the nutritional needs of vulnerable populations
• Leverage private sector products, services, technologies and practices that support the nutritional needs of vulnerable populations
Each objective has three tracks which are:
Objective 1: Identify strategies for civil society, government and academia to partner with the private sector in addressing the nutritional needs of vulnerable populations
- Track 1: Partnership models between the private sector and other entities (government, civil society, INGOs, academia) for improved nutrition
- Track 2: Donor investments in facilitating private sector partnerships with civil society, government and academics for improved nutrition
- Track 3: Private sector business models that support nutritional outcomes
Objective 2: Leverage private sector products, technologies and practices that support the nutritional needs of vulnerable populations
- Track 1: Current and promising products, services, technologies and practices for improved nutrition
- Track 2: Sharing experiences in building the evidence on private sector products, services, technologies and practices that improve nutritional outcomes
- Track 3: Initiatives for ensuring the safety, cost-effectiveness and quality of products, services, technology and practices that meet the nutritional needs of vulnerable populations
Timeline for submission and notifications were:
If you have any questions, please contact Integrated_Nutrition_Conference@crs.org