Malnutrition is the world’s leading cause of infant mortality, directly or indirectly responsible for around one in two deaths among children under five.

Neglected by the international community, this major challenge of the 2030 Agenda can only be met through strong political will and resources commensurate with the stakes.

It is against this backdrop that on March 27 and 28, France will host the Nutrition for Growth (N4G) summit, an event repeated every four years in the host countries of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, offering a unique opportunity to advance the fight against malnutrition on a global scale.

In this special report, you will find an analysis of the issues and news linked to the Summit, exclusive interviews with nutrition experts and a list of actions undertaken by civil society for the occasion.