SHiFT at ANH2023

From
CGIAR Initiative on Sustainable Healthy Diets
Published on
23.06.23
Impact Area
Nutrition, health & food security

The CGIAR Research Initiative on Sustainable Healthy Diets through Food Systems Transformation (SHiFT) is participating in the ANH Academy Week 2023. The 8^th Annual ANH Academy Week program will feature online Learning Labs (training workshops) from June 19 to 21 and one day of in-person Learning Labs on June 26 in Lilongwe, Malawi. The Research Conference will run from June 27 to 30 online and in-person from Lilongwe. The Research Conference includes invited papers, poster and panel sessions, and many opportunities for networking with other researchers and research users.

SHiFT researchers will share knowledge, data, and insights gained by way of poster and oral presentations, panel discussions, chairing discussions in seminars, leading Learning Labs, and as speakers at panel discussions in the conference.

SHiFT contributions to ANH2023

Title	Date	SHiFT Focal Point
Learning Lab: Strengthening causal inference from randomized controlled trials of complex interventions	Monday, June 26	Jef Leroy, IFPRI
Parallel thematic session A: Food system governance and political economy	Tuesday, June 27	Session chair: Chris Béné, the Alliance
Fireside chat: TBA	Wednesday, June 28	SHiFT researchers helped organize this session with partners from other CGIAR Research Initiatives.
Parallel thematic session C: Nutrition in crises and protracted humanitarian contexts	Wednesday, June 28	Chris Béné, the Alliance
Parallel thematic session D: Food system programs: Impacts, processes and economics	Wednesday, June 28	Session chair: Inge Brouwer, IFPRI & WUR
Side event: Improving fruit and vegetable intake through bundled food system interventions in urban Vietnam and Nigeria	Wednesday, June 28	Inge Brouwer, IFPRI & WUR Alan de Brauw, IFPRI Mark Lundy, the Alliance Brice Even, the Alliance Elise Talsma, WUR Giulia Pastori, WUR
Parallel thematic session F: Innovative methods, tools, and metrics	Thursday, June 29	Thijs de Lange, WUR

SHiFT combines high-quality nutritional and social science research capacity with development partnerships to generate innovative, robust solutions that contribute to healthier, more sustainable dietary choices and consumption of sustainable healthy diets. It builds on CGIAR’s unparalleled track record of agricultural research for development, including ten years of work on food systems and nutrition under the CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH). The International Food Policy Research Institute and the Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT lead SHiFT in close collaboration with Wageningen University & Research and with contributions from the International Potato Center.