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The panel made several recommendations on how to address the current pandemic. Geneva, Switzerland: The catastrophic scale of the Covid-19 pandemic could have been prevented, an independent global panel concluded Wednesday, but a "toxic cocktail" of dithering and poor coordination meant the warning signs went unheeded. The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response (IPPPR) said a series of bad decisions meant Covid-19 went on to kill at least 3.3 million people so far and devastate the global economy. Institutions "failed to protect people" and science-denying leaders eroded pu...

Dietary tool aims to cut disease, climate change risks Sharing a meal. Researchers have created a dietary tool to promote healthy eating and cut climate change risks. Copyright: UNICEF Ethiopia/Martha Tadesse, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Speed read Unhealthy food choices cause 9.1 million premature deaths globally annually from heart diseases Researchers have created a dietary tool to aid healthy food choices and cut climate change risks The tool provides healthy messaging on nutrition for consumers, says an expert Share this article: Republish We encourage you to republish this article online and in p...

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The Board of Directors of the African Development Fund (AfDB) said it has approved a grant of $31.2 million to the Government of Ethiopia to increase access to multi-sectoral nutritional services for children under-five years, by boosting access to services for improved health, a more diverse and nutritious food, and improving knowledge, attitude and practices on feeding, care and hygiene. The Multi-sectoral Approach for Stunting Reduction Project (MASReP) will target forty districts or woredas in the country’s Amhara and Tigray regions. The project, with a total cost of $48 million, has th...