None of the doctors knew what was wrong. Isaac was so thin, so weak, his mother was terrified that he would die.

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Aid does not cause development; people do.

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Ethiopia is well positioned to escape the trap of poverty. But it won’t be easy.

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Events leading up to the G8 Summit in Northern Ireland this June will focus, in part, on the intersection of hunger, food, nutrition, and the need to transform the agricultural development sector in Africa in order to lift families out of poverty. As our global leaders draft agendas and assemble working groups, however, it is critical that they also seek out and listen to the voices of those who know what it will take to succeed in this effort—farmers and community leaders on the ground in Africa and in the labs, marketplaces, and government offices throughout the continent.

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Fighting malnutrition is a complex challenge which no one can claim to solve on their own. We need to consider the agriculture, nutrition, social, and health environment and respond with tailored solutions.

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