05/15/2026
A major new global report has identified biofortification as one of the 10 high-impact nutrition-sensitive interventions that donors and governments should prioritize to end hunger and malnutrition while protecting the environment.
This recognition reinforces what HarvestPlus has demonstrated for years across Africa, Asia, and beyond: improving the nutritional quality of staple crops can sustainably improve diets and reduce hidden hunger at scale.
From iron beans in Rwanda and Kenya, to zinc wheat and rice in Pakistan and Bangladesh, biofortified crops are helping farming households access more nutritious foods using crops they already know and trust.
The evidence is clear. Nutrition must be built into agrifood systems — from seed to plate. Read the report here: https://www.shambacentre.org/new-report-identifies-10-high-impact-nutrition-sensitive-interventions
HarvestPlus Solutions
New Hesat2030 report identifies 10 high-impact nutrition-sensitive interventions 9 April 2026 The global community is not on track to end hunger and all forms of malnutrition by 2030. Hunger remains a major problem in low- and lower-middle-income countries, affecting an estimated 673 milli...