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Elizabeth Zehner is the project director for Helen Keller International’s Assessment & Research on Child Feeding (ARCH) project. She has extensive experience as a technical adviser in the area of infant and young child nutrition. With a master’s degree in public health from Johns Hopkins University, she has worked with several organizations that focus on child health and nutrition issues, including PAHO, Nurture and Wellstart and has done consulting for organizations including Save the Children, UNICEF and GAIN.
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The latest Access to Nutrition Index shows that infant formula manufacturers are inconsistent when implementing polices. The private sector must step up, writes Elizabeth Zehner, director of the Assessment & Research on Child Feeding project at Helen Keller International.
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