Better Nutrition
Stronger Beginnings
Healthier Lives
Improving health and life outcomes for current and future generations.
Neevv works to prevent malnutrition and address nutrition-linked conditions, beginning with the critical first 1,000 days of life.
We build, test and scale practical solutions that help
individuals, families and communities achieve better nutrition and better health.
Healthier
Individuals
Stronger
Families
Thriving
Communities
Brighter
Future
Who We Are
We are a catalyst for nutrition innovation
Our purpose is to improve health and life outcomes for current and future generations.
Good nutrition is fundamental to how we grow, learn, work and thrive.
Yet millions of people continue to live with undernutrition, poor-quality diets, micronutrient deficiencies and conditions such as anemia.
These challenges are interconnected.
They begin early, accumulate over time and can pass from one generation to the next.
Neevv works to break this cycle.
We build, test and scale ideas that:
Better Nutrition Today.
Healthier Generations Tomorrow.
Improve the quality
of diets and nutrition
Address anemia
and micronutrient
deficiencies
Prevent and respond to malnutrition
Create demand for
healthier choices
Make effective solutions easier to access
and adopt
Strengthen the systems
and communities for better nutrition
We are intentional about reaching underserved populations and designing solutions that are sustainable, scalable and grounded in people's everyday realities.
What We Do
Neevv works at the intersection of nutrition, health, behaviour and community systems.
Our work brings together innovative food and nutrition solutions, community engagement,
partnerships, evidence, technology and policy engagement.
Our goal is simple:
Make better nutrition effective, appealing, accessible and affordable.
Food
and Nutrition
Community
Engagement
Partnerships
Evidence
Technology
Policy
Engagement
Our Focus
The first 1,000 days
The period from conception to a child's second birthday is one of the most important windows in human development. Nutrition during pregnancy, lactation and infancy shapes a child's physical growth, brain development, immunity and future health. We work to improve maternal and child nutrition during this foundational period, helping families make good nutrition possible from the very beginning.
Anemia and micronutrient deficiencies
Anemia affects hundreds of millions of women and children, as well as men, limiting learning, productivity, physical capacity and healthy pregnancy outcomes. Nutrition is an important part of the solution, but anemia has multiple causes. We support approaches that combine better diets and micronutrient intake with awareness, screening, diagnosis, treatment, follow-up and stronger links to health services.
Women and adolescents
A healthy child begins with a healthy mother. Improving nutrition only after a woman becomes pregnant is often too late. We recognise the importance of nutrition throughout a woman's life, particularly during adolescence, the reproductive years, pregnancy and lactation. Better nutrition for girls and women can improve their own health and help change the trajectory of the next generation.
Healthier diets and communities
Nutrition is not determined by knowledge alone. It is shaped by food availability, affordability, culture and preferences, women's agency, access to services, livelihoods and the environments in which people live. We seek solutions that make healthier choices possible, desirable and sustainable–not just understood.
Why Nutrition
Nutrition shapes a lifetime
Nutrition is about far more than food.
It influences physical growth, brain development, immunity, learning, maternal health, productivity and long-term health.
Poor nutrition can begin before birth
and have consequences that last for decades.
India has made substantial progress
in food security and nutrition,
but the challenge remains enormous.
Over 1 in 3
of Indian children
under five are stunted
About 70%
of young children
are anemic
About 1 in 5
children under five
are wasted
About 11%
of children aged 6–23 months receive an adequate diet
These numbers represent more than nutritional indicators. They reflect children struggling to reach their physical and cognitive potential, women experiencing poor health and fatigue, and households losing productive capacity.
How We Work
From insight to impact
We follow a phased approach to build, test and scale solutions that are practical, evidence-informed and designed for real–world impact.
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Understand
We listen, learn
and identify opportunities.
Design and Test
We co-create and test solutions with communities and partners.
Strengthen and Scale
We refine, build evidence
and work to scale
what works.
Enable Change
We engage stakeholders and support systems
that sustain impact.
Our work is collaborative, grounded in evidence and driven by the belief
that better nutrition can create lasting change.
Meet Our Team
Rima Pande
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Iksha Chhabra
Sowmya Ramesh
Himanshu Sinha
Amarjeet Sinha
