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Last update: Feb 9, 2026 Last update: Feb 9, 2026

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Legal residence:Canada

Organization type:NGO

Funding agencies:

ADB, AfDB, GA Canada, WB, Other, UNICEF, WHO, WFP, ...

Asian Development Bank (HQ), African Development Bank (HQ), Global Affairs Canada (HQ), World Bank HQ, Other, UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund (HQ), World Health Organization (HQ), World Food Programme, Gates Foundation

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Community Development & NGOs, Food Systems & Livel ...

Community Development & NGOs, Food Systems & Livelihoods, Gender & Human Rights, Health, Youth & Child Welfare

Nr. of employees:501-1000

Linked entities:

Nutrition International Tanzania, Nutrition International (Pakistan), Nutrition International (Nigeria), Nutrition International (Senegal), Nutrition International...

Nutrition International Tanzania, Nutrition International (Pakistan), Nutrition International (Nigeria), Nutrition International (Senegal), Nutrition International, Nutrition International (former Micronutrient Initiative MI), Nutrition International (Ethiopia), Nutrition International (India), Nutrition International (formerly the Micronutrient Initiative) Africa (Kenya)

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About

Nutrition International (formerly the Micronutrient Initiative) is passionate about tackling one of the world’s greatest health issues: malnutrition. Recognized as global experts, we work around the world to create effective and sustainable solutions for hidden hunger. Nutrition International has headquarters in Ottawa, Canada and regional offices in New Delhi, India to oversee Asian operations and in Nairobi, Kenya to oversee African operations.

Nutrition International is a not-for-profit organization governed by a dedicated international Board of Directors and led by an internationally recognized team of technical experts, program designers, advocates, analysts, evaluators, implementers, educators, resource managers and nutrition champions.