9 September 2009 Publication of the Report of The Second International Meeting of the Micronutrient Forum, 12-15 May 2009,
Beijing, China "Micronutrients, Health and Development: Evidence-based Programs" SIGHT AND LIFE Magazine
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31 August 2009 Publication of the 2008 Innocenti Process Report "Scaling-up Micronutrient Programs: What Works and What Needs More Work"
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26 June 2009 Press Release "Second International Meeting of the Micronutrient Forum in Beijing Reveals Urgent Need to Take Life-saving Interventions to Scale in the Fight to Eradicate "Hidden Hunger”
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2008 Innocenti Process, Florence, Italy.
The 2008 Innocenti Process was initiated by the Micronutrient Forum to critically examine knowledge related to program implementation in real world settings and culminated in a meeting at the UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre in Florence, Italy, in September 2008. Click here to view the Micronutrient Forum Innocenti website.

2005 Innocenti Research Meeting, Florence, Italy.
The first meeting on micronutrients and health was held at the UNICEF Innocenti Research Center on April 17–20, 2005. Click here to view the report.

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2011 Micronutrient Forum, Senegal - Coming Soon!
2009 Micronutrient Forum: 12–15 May 2009, Beijing, China
2007 Micronutrient Forum: 14–17 April 2007, Istanbul, Turkey

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6 November 2009 Meeting of the Micronutrient Forum Steering Committee, Washington DC.

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elcome to the Micronutrient Forum website! Since its establishment in 2006, the Micronutrient Forum has served as a catalyst and convener for sharing scientific and programmatic findings, and experience relevant to the control of micronutrient deficiencies and their consequences around the globe. The Forum is the successor of two scientific organizations aimed at advancing the prevention of vitamin A and iron deficiencies- the International Vitamin A Consultative Group (IVACG) and the International Nutritional Anemia Consultative Group (INACG), which were both founded in 1975 by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The Micronutrient Forum primarily focuses on micronutrient deficiencies of public health significance, particularly vitamin A, iron, folate, iodine, and zinc.