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Improved Nutrition through Staple Foods in Africa

The INSTAPA project, financed as part of the 7th Framework Programme of the European Commission, focuses on the improvement of millet-, sorghum-, maize-, and cassava-based foods for young children in sub-Saharan Africa to safely prevent deficiencies of iron, zinc, and vitamin A to improve immune function and cognitive development.
The project is conducted by research scientists from Europe, Africa and USA (Partners).
The project is conducted by research scientists from Europe, Africa and USA (Partners).
Click here to find out more about the INSTAPA project.
Brochure in english: Brochure INSTAPA.pdf
Brochure en français: Brochure INSTAPA FR.pdf
News / Announcements
- New trainings and symposia added
- New scientific publication in "Food Chemistry"
- Conference announcement: Nutrition Congress Africa 2012, Bloemfontein, South Africa
- The third issue of the yearly INSTAPA Newsletter has been published, and can be downloaded here.
- New scientific article from INSTAPA in press in the Journal of Cereal Science
- Booklet of traditional recipes from Burkina Faso and Benin available to download (large pdf file, French or English version) or purchase as hardcopy
- Scientific articles published by INSTAPA research scientists in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition and Food Chemistry