Malnutrition Videos

This edition of Month in Focus covers MSF's work with the floods in South East Asia, cholera in Papua New Guinea, continuing activities in Iraq, malnutrition in Central African Republic and with victims of violence in Congo (DRC).

A Month in Focus - October, 2009

A 2 minute summary of the way orange fleshed sweet potatoes were introduced to Mozambique to reduce malnutrition levels. From CIP (the International Potato Center) made by ILRI FILM

Nigeria and fistula, Burkino Faso and malnutrition, as well as emergency updates

Learn how an intervention process can be used to cope with anorexia and other eating disorders that someone you know may be suffering from.

Nicholas D. Kristof, columnist for The New York Times, and trip winner Paul Bowers meet children suffering from many kinds of malnutrition during their trip across West Africa. Related Article: http://tinyurl.com/kristof6 Author: NicholasKristof Keywords: The New York Times NYTimes.com NYT Kristof Nicholas Kristof malnutrition West Africa Added: May 26, 2009

Nicholas D. Kristof, columnist for The New York Times, and trip winner Paul Bowers meet children suffering from many kinds of malnutrition during their trip across West Africa. Related Article: http://tinyurl.com/kristof6

Action with Music Indie artist, Clara Lofaro teams up with Action Against Hunger in their quest to eliminate world hunger and to pose the question, "What is a Perfekt World through your unique eyes and what can we do to get there?" It is time to believe in music's power and the power of the human spirit and use it to create change in the world we live in. Spread it like a healthy virus! 20% of net sales of each Perfekt World CD will be donated to Action Against Hunger. (c) 2008 ComeTrue Records/Directed by Louis Sparre

This video is about what most chidren in Africa are going through. Such as: -AIDS/HIV -Poverty -Malnutrition -Mental, psychological and phisical abuse -The child soldiers situation. Take a watch and decide what you can do about it. You can do something, even if it is just showing it to other people, because eventually someone will do something beyond what you are capable of. The important thing is doing what you can, because when we know about a crisis, and do nothing, then we're also responsible.