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The Centre for Food Policy is holding an event to discuss what the research gaps are in  getting public-private action to be more effective in promoting nutrition.

Credit: Centre for Food Policy

Credit: Centre for Food Policy

Lawrence Haddad, the executive director of Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition is leading a discussion about the knowledge and evidence gaps to deliver more affordable and nutritious food for all.

The event is at 4.30pm on 27 June at the University of London. The seminar is free but places are on a first come first serve basis and should be booked through eventbrite.

Published 27 May 2018

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