Global Nutrition

The consequences of early childhood malnutrition are devastating and permanent, but they are also entirely preventable. RESULTS works to secure smart, sustainable investments in nutrition and nutrition policy that help break the cycle of poverty.

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Campaign Overview: Our global poverty campaigns in 2024

Emergency Ukraine supplemental passes with $5 billion for food aid and security, but no funding for global COVID-19.

Last week the Senate passed a $40 billion emergency supplemental funding package to address the war in Ukraine and the ripple effects around the world. The package includes $5.8 billion for humanitarian efforts, including emergency food aid. But there is still work to be done to combat malnutrition.

May 24, 2022 | Global Nutrition

FY23 Appropriations – Tell Congress to Fund the Fight Against Poverty (Updated May 23)

House passed bipartisan malnutrition bill—now onto the Senate!

For months, we have been asking our members of Congress to co-sponsor the Global Malnutrition Prevention and Treatment Act. And our advocacy is paying off! After receiving more than 100 bipartisan co-sponsors, the House of Representatives passed the bill last week. This is a promising signal of U.S. commitment to ending preventable child deaths caused by malnutrition. But our work is not done—we also need to make sure this bill passes in the Senate!

May 3, 2022 | Global Child & Maternal Health | Global Nutrition

85 years old, and just getting started

I’m 85 years old, and I became an advocate for the first time last year. Some people say I’m too old to make an impact, and I should just focus on myself. But I have so many stories and experiences to share. I believe you’re never too old to learn and create change.

Remembering Rep. Don Young of Alaska

For more than forty years, RESULTS volunteers in Alaska were met by Rep. Don Young and his staff with an open door when they came to discuss the fight against global poverty.