# The Coalition for Food and Nutrition Security


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- [World Food Day, 16th October 2025](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/world-food-day-16th-october-2025/): Today, while we celebrate World Food Day, my thoughts in the context of India run as below. We have established ourselves as leaders in food production, Storage and distribution through our strategic food grain reserve “ Food Corporation of India “ , NFSA ( National Food Security Act) and “Public Distribution System“ targeting poor and ultra-poor.  We have attained our national distinction as the largest producer of milk, highest in Millet, Pulses production as well. We stand second in wheat, vegetable and fruits production, third in cereal and fourth in oilseed production. In spite of such abundance, we hold the
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- [Farmer Producer Company](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/farmer-producer-company/): What can CFNS do for an FPC? CFNS can support and or undertake the following activities for an FPC, depending on the terms of reference with the funding body/implementation Agency. Diownload Pre-Incorporation Stage Supporting/guiding the implementation team in –1. Groundbreaking meeting (usually 2 day long story telling, experience sharing, AV presentation of success stories) with the potential members to get their buy in to the idea of FPC keeping the producer interest as the centrality to building a truly empowered producer organisation.2. Identification of the potential area3. If required, preparation of the business plan4. Identification of the first subscribers5. Facilitating
- [Legal Documents​](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/legal-documents/): Legal Documents FCRA Certificate 12A 80G CSR Certificate DARPAN ID PAN – AADAT6867C TAN- DELT11240F
- [Contact Us](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/contact-us/): Contact Us Contact Info Plot No.7, 2nd Floor, PSP Pocket, Sector -8, Dwarka,New Delhi-110077 +91(0) 11 41058548info@nutritioncoalition.org.in Hours Mon-Fri / 09:30 AM – 05:30 PM
- [Work With Us](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/work-with-us/): Work With Us Are you committed to enhancing nutrition outcomes and creating positive community change? At CFNS, we are passionate about making a real difference. Join us in forging impactful partnerships to drive lasting impacts through collaborative initiatives. Together, let’s work hand in hand to build a healthier tomorrow.   Contact us today to start the conversation and explore how we can collaborate for a brighter future in nutrition. Interested candidates may send their CV along with a Cover Letter on  info@nutritioncoalition.org.in Internship Interested candidates may send their CV along with a cover letter on  info@nutritioncoalition.org.in Location/Place of Work- The
- [Research Studies and Analysis](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/research-studies-and-analysis/): Research Studies and Analysis Type Title Links Research Study Interventions in agriculture for nutrition outcomes: A systematic review focused on South Asia Click me.. Research Study Nutritional status of infants and young children in India across three decades: Analysis of five national family health surveys Click me.. Research Study Maternal and child nutrition services associated with nutritional knowledge and practices, India Click me.. Article Counting the ‘poor’ having nutritional deficiency Click me.. Article Economic Survey 2023-24: Improving health of young Indians is crucial Click me.. Article Nutrition from a climate change perspective Click me.. Article PROMOTING HEALTHY FOOD ENVIRONMENT FOR
- [Mr. Sanjeev Nayak, State Program Officer, Odisha](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/mr-sanjeev-nayak-state-program-officer-odisha/): State Program Officer, Odisha Mr. Sanjeev Nayak State Program Officer, Odisha Mr. Sanjeev Nayak is a development professional with 11 years of experience in local andnational level organizations across India. His work is focused on Child & Maternal Healthand Nutrition, Adolescent health, Sexual Reproductive Health Rights, Forest Rights, Womenempowerment through rural entrepreneurship and Child Rights & Protections Issues. Hisexcellency in Project Design and Management, Monitoring and Evaluation. He has expertisein Child & Adolescent Health Nutrition and Life Skill Education & SRHR. As a mastertrainer, he has trained more than 1000 adolescents and 500 frontline health workers. He hasstrong networking skills
- [dr-r-v-bhavani-senior-advisor-food-nutrition](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/dr-r-v-bhavani-senior-advisor-food-nutrition/): Senior Advisor (Food & Nutrition) Dr R V Bhavani Senior Advisor (Food & Nutrition) Dr Bhavani worked as an officer in State Bank of India for a decade before shifting out in 2000 to join M. S. Swaminathan Research Foundation (MSSRF), a not-for-profit trust for sustainable rural development. She has an MPhil degree in Planning & Development from IIT Bombay and a doctorate in economics from Madras University. Food and nutrition security, leveraging agriculture for nutrition, and food systems are the major areas of her work and expertise. She was on deputation with the National Commission on Farmers, Government of India as
- [Mr. Bighnaraj Behera – Manager- (Finance, Administration & Resource Mobilisation)](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/mr-bighnaraj-behera-manager-finance-administration-resource-mobilisation/): Manager- FA & RM Mr. Bighnaraj Behera Manager- (Finance, Administration & Resource Mobilisation) Mr. Bighnaraj Behera has done his MBA with specialisation in Finance. He has hisexcellence in the field of budget finalization, account handling, dealing with legalcompliances, audit queries and other related matters. He has a working experience of 10years, where he has worked with various national non-profitorganizations.Mr. Behera has astrong knowledge of statutory audit, internal audit, financial reporting, ROC & GST matters,as well as FCRA compliances etc.
- [Mr. Sriram Singh (CFNS- Principal Advisor)](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/mr-sriram-singh-cfns-principal-advisor/): Principal Advisor Mr. Sriram Singh Principal Advisor Sriram Singh has been associated with dairy development work in India for the last 34 yearsin different capacities. He started his professional career with NDDB in the year 1988 andlater joined NDDB Dairy Services. Since 2017 he has been leading the efforts of NDDBdairy Services facilitating the formation and strengthening of Milk Producer Companiesacross the country as its Executive Director and later as the Deputy Managing Director.He has been associated with the idea of farmer Producer Companies since its beginning as asenior officer of NDDB and has contributed to evolving a robust architecture
- [Prof (Dr) Sanghamitra Acharya, CFNS- Board Member](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/prof-dr-sanghamitra-acharya-cfns-board-member/): Board Member Prof (Dr) Sanghamitra Acharya Board Member Prof (Dr) Sanghamitra Acharya is a Professor at the Centre of Social Medicine and Community Health, School of Social Sciences, JNU. She started her career in teaching with IIPS, Mumbai in the year 1990, and then joined JNU in the year 1998. Her areas of expertise are Public Health, Maternal & Child Health, Nutrition, Environment and resource utilization, Urbanisation and urban health, Gender & Morbidity, Youth and Elderly, Discrimination and exclusion in health care etc. She has held the position of Chairperson in the center twice for six years. She was visiting
- [Dr Joykrushna Jena (CFNS- Board Member)](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/dr-joykrushna-jena-cfns-board-member/): Board Member Dr Joykrushna Jena CFNS- Board Member Dr. Jena is the Director, ICAR-National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources (NBFGR) India. He has served as DDG (Fisheries Science) and DDG (Animal Science), ICAR. He has worked in different aspects of freshwater aquaculture and contributed to development of several technologies and research findings, viz., Technology of multiple cropping of carps with two crops in a year showing at least by 30% reduction of input expenditure; Development of technology of intensive carp culture with production levels of 10-15 tonnes/ha/year; Development of technology of treatment of domestic sewage through aquaculture, Cryopreservation of milt
- [Shri M Ramesh Babu, CFNS- Board Treasurer](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/shri-m-ramesh-babu-cfns-board-treasurer/): Board Treasurer Shri M Ramesh Babu Board Treasurer Shri M. Ramesh Babu has been in the development and disaster management field over thelast 25 years. He is the Executive Director of EFICOR (certified by the Core HumanitarianStandards) a national relief and development organization based in New Delhi. He has vastfield implementation experience in the thematic areas of Livelihood, Maternal and Childhealth, Disaster Risk Reduction and Urban Resilience. He has the ability to steer the teamtowards optimum outcomes by creating a result-oriented environment without compromisingthe values and program quality and also to build the team with a win-win attitude. Hisexperience of
- [Shri Ranglal Jamuda, CFNS- Board Secretary](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/shri-ranglal-jamuda-cfns-board-secretary/): Board Secretary Shri Ranglal Jamuda Board Secretary Shri Ranglal Jamuda joined the Indian Administrative service in 1981 and superannuated in2016. After Superannuation, he became the first chairperson for the Odisha State FoodCommission for a term of 3 years.  He worked for about 35 Years in the Government bothstate and central to discharge functions in important sectors like Agriculture, Education,Energy, Industry, Land Revenue, Rural Development, Food Processing etc. and also in StatePSUs. He is associated with several policy making initiatives in agriculture and foodproduction, food processing industries, rural infrastructure development, quality education inprimary, secondary and tertiary levels, power sector reforms (Odisha
- [Mr. Nilamadhab Prusty ( CFNS -Board Vice Chair)](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/mr-nilamadhab-prusty-cfns-board-vice-chair/): Board Vice Chair Mr. Nilamadhab Prusty Board Vice Chair Shri Nilamadhab Prusty, Board Vice Chair, is a recipient of Global Best Practice award forInnovation in Social Housing and finalist for the NASSCOM Foundation’s Tech for SocialGood innovation award, the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship and Ramon Magsaysay Award.He has a distinguished career spanning over 45 years in Government, Corporate,International Development Agencies and NGOs both national and international. He had theprivilege of getting mentored by legendary leaders like late Dr. V G Patel and late Dr. VKurien.Post retirement he is active in social development and humanitarian action, he is a part ofseveral Governing
- [Shri Bhaskar Barua (CFNS- Board Chair)](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/shri-bhaskar-barua-cfns-board-chair/): Board Chair Shri Bhaskar Barua Board Chair Shri Bhaskar Barua, the Former Secretary to the Government of India is the current Chairmanof the Board of Coalition of Food and Nutrition Security. He is also a member (Non-Official)of Assam State Disaster Management Authority, Government of Assam. His commitment istowards value-based governance, transparency, inclusive approach to coalition building,advocacy for strategic convergence for sustainable food and nutrition security in India. Hehas a deep understanding and knowledge about the working of government systems. His longand incomparable experience and expertise is highly valued for the Coalition and we wish totake our agenda of sustainable food
- [Our Inspirations](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/our-inspirations/): Our Inspirations Late Prof M S Swaminathan, (Patron and Emeritus Chair) He is the founder and chairman of the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation who was deeply committed to the cause of sustainable food and nutrition security for all. He is known as the “Father of Indian Green Revolution” for his leadership in successfully introducing and developing the high-yielding varieties of wheat in India. He is the founder and patron of The Coalition for Food and Nutrition Security. His work focused on the role of technology for addressing the issues and challenges like malnutrition, climate change and hunger. He was posthumously
- [Key Partners & Collaborators](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/key-partners-collaborators/): Key Partners & Collaborators The Coalition for Food and Nutrition Security (CFNS) is grateful to the key partners who supported the largest platform of multi stakeholder alliance for raising awareness, fostering collaboration and improved program to achieve sustainable food and nutritional security for all. Key Collaborators Key Partners ● Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India● Department of Agriculture, Government of Assam● Department of Agriculture, Government of Odisha● Indian Council of Agricultural Research● Darshna Mahila Kalyan Samiti● Mahatma Gandhi Sewa Ashram● CIFF● UNICEF● CYSD● WHH● PRADAN● WASSAN● International Food Policy Research Institute● Population Foundation of India● The India
- [Internship](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/internship/): Internship Interested candidates may send their CV along with a cover letter on hrcfns@gmail.com / info@nutritioncoalition.org.in Location/Place of Work- The interns can work on a hybrid model (on site and off site) and be based in New Delhi, Ranchi, Bhopal, Chhattisgarh,Bhubaneswar and Gujarat.
- [Employee Engagement](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/employee-engagement/): Employee Engagement Employee engagement is fundamental to the ethos of CFNS, shaping a supportive environment where every team member is empowered to contribute meaningfully. We prioritize initiatives such as comprehensive volunteer programs, ongoing skill development opportunities, and proactive recognition efforts to ensure our employees are motivated and deeply connected to our mission of enhancing nutrition outcomes. Emphasizing open communication and regular feedback channels further enhances our collaborative efforts, driving sustainable and impactful change within the communities we serve. Individual Institutional Reliance Foundation Smile Foundation Jindal Foundation Child in Need Institute Reliance Foundation Smile Foundation Jindal Foundation Child in Need Institute
- [Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/corporate-social-responsibility-csr/): Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Integrating food and nutrition security into Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy can significantly enhance a company’s social impact. CFNS, dedicated to attain food and nutrition security, offers businesses a unique opportunity to drive meaningful change. By partnering with us, companies can support sustainable solutions that improve the health and well-being of penurious communities. These initiatives not only address urgent nutritional needs but also enhance corporate reputation, and boost employee morale. Collaboration with CFNS can create a healthier, more equitable world, and demonstrate the collaborating company’s commitment to sustainable development and social good.
- [Individual Support](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/individual-support/): Individual Support Individual contributions are the cornerstone of the Coalition for Food and Nutrition Security (CFNS)’s vision “to achieve sustainable food and nutrition security for all” to combat food insecurity and malnutrition. Whether through one-time donations or recurring financial commitments, every contribution significantly impacts the lives of those we serve. By joining us as an individual supporter, you become an integral part of a larger movement dedicated to eradicating hunger and fostering nutritional well-being. Your generosity not only provides immediate relief but also helps build sustainable solutions for a hunger-free future.
- [Grow Right Eat Right](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/grow-right-eat-right/): Grow Right Eat Right Sustainable agriculture refers to farming practices that maximize the use of non-renewable resources, help the environment, and expand natural resources. It involves an integrated system of plant and animal production techniques that are applied specifically to a given location and that, over time, will. Fulfil human demands for food and fiber. Improve the state of the environment and the foundation of natural resources that support the agricultural sector Utilize non-renewable resources and farm resources as efficiently as possible. When applicable, include natural biological cycles and controls. Maintain the farm operations’ financial sustainability. Improve the standard of
- [Poshan 2.0](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/poshan-2-0/): Poshan 2.0 India’s National Nutrition Mission was renamed POSHAN Abhiyaan (Prime Minister’s Overarching Scheme for Holistic Nutrition) and was launched by the Government of India on 8th March 2018. As a flagship programme, POSHAN Abhiyaan aims to improve nutrition amongst children, pregnant women, and lactating mothers with specific targets on reducing stunting, anemia, under-nutrition and low birth weight. POSHAN Abhiyaan focuses on converting the agenda of improving nutrition through a Jan Andolan involving the Panchayati Raj Institutions/Village Organizations/SHGs etc. and ensuring wide public participation. The seven pillars of POSHAN Abhiyaan are the ICDS (Integrated Child Development Scheme)-CAS (Common Application Software)
- [Indirect Intervention](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/indirect-intervention/): Indirect Intervention Advocacy for convergence, technology use and system strengthening Building awareness for nutrition rich local food Promoting culture specific local food responding to nutritional challenges Building ecosystem for CSR resource flowing for gap filling in various programs on the management of malnutrition. Knowledge management for nutrition security
- [WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene)](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/wash-water-sanitation-and-hygiene/): WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) There is enough evidence linking improved food and nutrition status with sustained information, awareness and guidance. We will work to develop a strong narrative on food and nutrition that is directly linked to wellbeing, life, productivity and economic gain. Our social behavior change strategy will target changing behaviours in communities. A critical window of opportunity to ensure optimal child growth is between pregnancy to the second year of life. Growth faltering is most evident during this phase when foods of low nutrient density begin to replace breast milk and rates of diarrhoea illness caused by
- [Essential Nutrition Intervention (ENI)](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/essential-nutrition-intervention-eni/): Essential Nutrition Intervention (ENI) There is enough evidence linking improved food and nutrition status with sustained information, awareness and guidance. We will work to develop a strong narrative on food and nutrition that is directly linked to wellbeing, life, productivity and economic gain. Our social behavior change strategy will target changing behaviours in communities. A critical window of opportunity to ensure optimal child growth is between pregnancy to the second year of life. Growth faltering is most evident during this phase when foods of low nutrient density begin to replace breast milk and rates of diarrhoea illness caused by food
- [Commitment to Action](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/commitment-to-action/): Commitment to Action There is enough evidence linking improved food and nutrition status with sustained information, awareness and guidance. We will work to develop a strong narrative on food and nutrition that is directly linked to wellbeing, life, productivity and economic gain. Our social behavior change strategy will target changing behaviours in communities. A critical window of opportunity to ensure optimal child growth is between pregnancy to the second year of life. Growth faltering is most evident during this phase when foods of low nutrient density begin to replace breast milk and rates of diarrhoea illness caused by food contamination
- [Food Security](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/food-security/): Food Security Sustainable Local Food System (Production, consumption, procurement, storage, processing, and marketing) Climate Smart Regenerative Agriculture Biofortification Efficient use of natural resources (Water, Soil and Air) Empowered Producer Organisation development (catalyst service for sustainable Producer Companies) Technology Aided systems (AI etc)
- [Nutrition Security](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/nutrition-security/): Nutrition Security Advocacy for convergence, technology use and system strengthening Building awareness for nutrition rich local food Promoting culture specific local food responding to nutritional challenges Building ecosystem for CSR resource flowing for gap filling in various programs on the management of malnutrition. Knowledge management for nutrition security
- [Social Behaviour Change Communication](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/social-behaviour-change-communication/): Social Behaviour Change Communication There is enough evidence linking improved food and nutrition status with sustained information, awareness and guidance. We will work to develop a strong narrative on food and nutrition that is directly linked to wellbeing, life, productivity and economic gain. Our social behavior change strategy will target changing behaviours in communities. A critical window of opportunity to ensure optimal child growth is between pregnancy to the second year of life. Growth faltering is most evident during this phase when foods of low nutrient density begin to replace breast milk and rates of diarrhoea illness caused by food
- [Evidence Based Advocacy](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/evidence-based-advocacy/): Evidence Based Advocacy Our national strategies and programmes will be guided by evidence based agenda setting. Through steady dissemination of evidence and knowledge sharing, we hope to generate will and accountability across decision makers, percolating through the layers of governance. There is an urgent need for reliable data from the sub national level and here the civil society must play a critical role. The coalition, with its strong backing of its members, research and academia, is in a strong position to gather evidences. We will work with NITI Aayog, Ministry of Women and Child Development, Ministry of Health and Family
- [Accountability to SDG & WHA Targets](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/accountability-to-sdg-wha-targets/): Accountability to SDG & WHA Targets In addition, as a WHO Member State, India has also endorsed global targets for improving maternal, infant and young child nutrition and is committed to monitoring progress. These World Health Assembly (WHA) targets are to be achieved by 2025. However, there are plans to possibly extend the deadline to 2030, with targets set at more ambitious levels to harmonise them with the SDG goals. The Coalition will seek accountability from the State regarding the progress on the SDG and WHA targets through government partners and locating hurdles and bottlenecks in the process. The Coalition
- [Nutrition](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/nutrition/): Nutrition Knowledge Product Link to Download KP 1-Opportunities of integrating CMAM Download KP 2 – Policy Brief_review of SNP model Download KP 3- Discussion Paper on SAM Download
- [Membership Engagement](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/membership-engagement/): Membership Engagement The transformational strategy adopted by the coalition will be made through collaboration, convening and convergence to trigger transformative action. The coalition will deepen its existing engagement with the government bybringing together civil society networks, elected representatives, academia and socially responsible business leaders to create a shared space to achieve food and nutrition security for all. Our advocacy and campaign work plan will be guided by the strategic consideration that parliaments, through their legislative, oversight, budget approval and representation duties could play a catalytic role. Given the multidimensionality of hunger and malnutrition, only an interlinked plan where resources and
- [Network & Alliances](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/network-alliances/): Network & Alliances Coalition has put an intensive effort to engage with a diverse set of members and partners since institutionalisation. It has strengthened the public interest agenda in transforming the country’s food and nutrition scenario.
- [Working Groups](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/working-groups/): Working Group There is enough evidence linking improved food and nutrition status with sustained information, awareness and guidance. We will work to develop a strong narrative on food and nutrition that is directly linked to wellbeing, life, productivity and economic gain. Our social behavior change strategy will target changing behaviours in communities. A critical window of opportunity to ensure optimal child growth is between pregnancy to the second year of life. Growth faltering is most evident during this phase when foods of low nutrient density begin to replace breast milk and rates of diarrhoea illness caused by food contamination are
- [Annual Report](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/annual-report/): Annual Report Annual Report Link to Download Annual Report 2016-17 Download Annual Report 2017-18 Download Annual Report 2018-19 Download Annual Report 2019-20 Download Annual Report 2020-21 Download Annual Report 2021-22 Download Annual Report 2022-23 Download Annual Report 2023-24 Download
- [Members](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/members/): Members Individual Institutional Ms. Mahtab s Bamji, INSA Honorary Scientist, Nutrition Society of India Dr. Ramesh Chandra Panda, Retired IAS Mr. N M Prusty, Development Professional Dr. Pulkit Mathur, Professor, Lady Irwin College Mr. Ashok Aggarwal, Director, IIHRM Dr. Kapil Yadav, Faculty Member, AIIMS Mr Ranglal Jamuda,Retired IAS Mr. Bhaskar Barua, Retired IAS Dr. Rajeev Seth, MD Child health & Development Center, ISPCAN Dr.Jai Pawar, Director, Deepak Foundation Dr. Subroto Dutta, Social Worker Mr.Kirti Prasanna Mishra, Social Worker Mr. Ramakant Mishra, Social Worker Ms. Sabarmatee, Social Worker Ms. Mahtab s Bamji, INSA Honorary Scientist, Nutrition Society of India Dr. Ramesh Chandra Panda, Retired
- [Leadership Team](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/leadership-team/): Leadership Team Mr. Sriram Singh (Principal Advisor) Sriram Singh has been associated with dairy development work in India for the last 34 years in different capacities. He started his professional career with NDDB in the year 1988 and later joined NDDB Dairy Services. Since 2017 he has been leading the efforts of NDDB… Find More.. Dr R V Bhavani-Senior Advisor (Food & Nutrition) Dr Bhavani worked as an officer in State Bank of India for a decade before shifting out in 2000 to join M. S. Swaminathan Research Foundation (MSSRF), a not-for-profit trust for sustainable rural development. Find More.. Krishnan
- [Board & Governance](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/board-governance/): Board & Governance Shri Bhaskar Barua (Board Chair) Shri Bhaskar Barua, the Former Secretary to the Government of India is the current Chairman of the Board of Coalition of Food and Nutrition Security… Find More.. Mr. Nilamadhab Prusty (Board Vice Chair) Mr. Nilamadhab Prusty, Board Vice Chair; is a recipient of Global Best Practice award for Innovation in Social Housing and finalist for the NASSCOM … Find More.. Shri Ranglal Jamuda (Board Secretary) Shri Ranglal Jamuda joined the Indian Administrative service in 1981 and superannuated in 2016. After Superannuation, he became the first chairperson for the….. Find More.. Mr. M
- [Founder](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/founder/): Founder Late Prof M S Swaminathan, (Patron and Emeritus Chair) He is the founder and chairman of the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation who was deeply committed to the cause of sustainable food and nutrition security for all. He is known as the “Father of Indian Green Revolution” for his leadership in successfully introducing and developing the high-yielding varieties of wheat in India. He is the founder and patron of The Coalition for Food and Nutrition Security. His work focused on the role of technology for addressing the issues and challenges like malnutrition, climate change and hunger. He was posthumously conferred
- [About Us](https://nutritioncoalition.org.in/about-us/): About Us “The Coalition for Food and Nutrition Security is a diverse group of policy makers and program leaders which works towards the shared vision of “sustainable food and nutrition security for all.” Unique and unparalleled, the Coalition has elected a Governing Board which includes senior functionaries from the Government of India, State governments and eminent civil society leaders.   Popularly known as the Nutrition Coalition, CFNS was formed by national leaders championing Sustainable Nutrition Security in India under the leadership of Professor MS Swaminathan.  https://youtu.be/uO4Qv0aOhI4 The members of the Coalition include Government Ministers and senior Government officials, representatives from
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