Impact Nutrition Africa Initiative

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Another day to throw it back to the project executed by INAI aimed at developing nutritious and culturally suitable for ...
29/05/2025

Another day to throw it back to the project executed by INAI aimed at developing nutritious and culturally suitable for school aged children enrolled under the National Homegrown School feeding program (NHGSFP) in Kano, Ogun and Osun states.

Through a collaborative effort with TechnoServe TechnoServe, we developed and evaluated seven brown rice recipes—four of which were selected for their exceptional nutritional quality, cultural relevance, and sensory appeal.






Throwback to one of the Projects embarked upon by INAI last year!We are proud to have developed culturally appropriate a...
22/05/2025

Throwback to one of the Projects embarked upon by INAI last year!

We are proud to have developed culturally appropriate and nutrient-dense recipes using the Parboiled Unpolished Rice (PUR) also known as brown rice for school-aged children across Kano, Ogun, and Osun States.

This initiative, supported by TechnoServe, contributes to improving the quality of meals within the National Homegrown School Feeding Program.






In rounding up, let's throw it back to the project highlights of INAI's project in the four CASCADE States - Bauchi, Keb...
30/04/2025

In rounding up, let's throw it back to the project highlights of INAI's project in the four CASCADE States - Bauchi, Kebbi, Jigawa, and Nassarawa.

Over 160 private service providers across four Nigerian CASCADE states have benefitted from the INAI's training. Our holistic program equipped participants with essential nutrition knowledge to foster healthier eating habits.

The CASCADE program employed pre- and post-training evaluations to assess its impact. These insights enabled us to enhance our methods and ensure food vendors grasped core nutrition principles effectively.





we pave the way for long-term community well-being.
25/04/2025

we pave the way for long-term community well-being.




Ensuring food safety and hygiene is a cornerstone of the CASCADE training! The Impact Nutrition Africa Initiave (INAI) t...
23/04/2025

Ensuring food safety and hygiene is a cornerstone of the CASCADE training!

The Impact Nutrition Africa Initiave (INAI) team together with the CASCADE team provided comprehensive guidance on safe food handling, storage, and preparation to help food vendors deliver food that is both safe and nourishing.

CASCADE highlights the importance of cleanliness in food service. Our training includes protocols on hand hygiene, equipment sanitation, and waste management to ensure a clean and secure food preparation environment.






Throwback to one of our highlights of 2024! Impact Nutrition Africa Initiave (INAI) team and the CASCADE project team em...
15/04/2025

Throwback to one of our highlights of 2024!
Impact Nutrition Africa Initiave (INAI) team and the CASCADE project team embarked on a mission to empower private service providers (PSPs) in four Northern states - Bauchi, Jigawa, Kebbi and Nasarawa state.

At the heart of CASCADE lies a strong focus on nutrition education. Our detailed curriculum addressed the importance of adequate nutrition, as well as the fundamentals of healthy eating, enabling food vendors and cooks of the homegrown school feeding program to serve meals that support optimal health.





Happy New Month from INAI ✨We hope you have an amazing year🔥
01/04/2025

Happy New Month from INAI ✨

We hope you have an amazing year🔥

Thinking about what then should I eat since nutrition and cancer are related and connected. Here are foods to avoid and ...
30/03/2025

Thinking about what then should I eat since nutrition and cancer are related and connected.
Here are foods to avoid and limit.

Cancer fighting foods that we should eat.Fruits and vegetablesPacked with antioxidants(Vitamin C, E, Beta-carotene) that...
23/03/2025

Cancer fighting foods that we should eat.

Fruits and vegetables
Packed with antioxidants
(Vitamin C, E, Beta-carotene) that fight cell damage.
Top picks: Berries, broccoli, spinach, oranges, tomatoes and carrots

Fiber rich foods: (Whole grains)
Fiber keep the guts healthy and prevent the risk of colorectal cancer.
Try: Oat, quinoa, brown rice, whole wheat bread.

Healthy Fats (Omega 3s)
Reduce inflammation, which is linked to cancer growth.
Found in: Walnuts, flaxseeds, chia seeds, salmon.

Your diet can either act as a shield or trigger for cancer. While some foods strengthen the body defenses others leave i...
23/03/2025

Your diet can either act as a shield or trigger for cancer. While some foods strengthen the body defenses others leave it vulnerable to infections and diseases.

Nutrition and Cancer are connected.Here are things you need to know🧐Please like, comment and share ❤️
04/03/2025

Nutrition and Cancer are connected.
Here are things you need to know🧐

Please like, comment and share ❤️

We celebrate an integral part of nature.Happy Wildlife Day🎉🐘🦒
04/03/2025

We celebrate an integral part of nature.
Happy Wildlife Day🎉🐘🦒

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