For many years, I have been committed to fighting child malnutrition and promoting food security, first with other organizations and now with NutriAid. I am deeply passionate about this work.
The fight against malnutrition is at the heart of our priorities, with the awareness that only when children are well-nourished can they grow up healthy and, in the future, contribute to the economic and social progress of their country.
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Malnourished children are forced to struggle every day just to grow and become adults; malnutrition condemns them to impaired physical and cognitive development, which leads to poorer school performance and, consequently, a future job that is insufficient to meet their needs. I am responsible for project reporting.
I was born and live in one of the most extraordinary countries on the planet, with invaluable, unique natural resources but endemic poverty. I have been collaborating with NutriAid for many years and represent the organization in Madagascar.
I am involved in the sponsorship program to fight child malnutrition and to promote education and better health conditions. Based on the principle that food is a right for all and not a privilege, we are committed to sustainable development and, consequently, to a better future for the children of Madagascar.
I proudly embrace NutriAid’s mission because in Senegal we work in service of the most vulnerable, and I can think of no greater reward than the smile of a child whose health and growth we help to ensure.
Food security and rural development play a key role in poverty reduction strategies. With NutriAid International, I am personally committed to improving living conditions and supporting communities in their fight against poverty and malnutrition.
Working with NutriAid gives added value to my job. It's always motivating to take part in the organization's activities and to be part of this reality.
With a person-centered approach, NutriAid workis in the areas of food security and climate change, expanding the focus from the child to the family and the wider community. Malnutrition is an invisible threat. The primary goal I’ve experienced through my work with NutriAid –in project planning, design, and implementation– has been to take action against this issue by ensuring care for mothers and children.
I have been working in Senegal with NutriAid for many years to fight child malnutrition. I visit villages around Loul Sessene to work with community health agents.
I was born and raised in Joal-Fadiouth, Senegal, and I am happy to be part of the NutriAid team working to improve the health and food security of my community and neighbouring ones.
I am proud to share the encouraging results in the fight against malnutrition that we achieve every day for the benefit of the community. Thanks to the collaboration with local authorities, we can strengthen actions, resources, and capacities to ensure an increasingly greater impact.
In our work, we don’t just help people; we uphold their rights. The right to a dignified life today, the right to a future tomorrow. However, in conditions of malnutrition or food insecurity, tomorrow may never come. That is why it is important to ensure access to healthy, balanced, and sustainable food for both people and the planet.
