Moderating the National Nutrition Technical Working Group Meeting

15–16 October 2025 · Abuja, Nigeria
Dr. Maryam Habib moderated a panel discussion at Nigeria’s National Nutrition Technical Working Group meeting, a two-day review of progress on nutrition funding and programming across the country.
What happened
It was an honour to moderate a panel discussion at the National Nutrition Technical Working Group (TWG) meeting in Nigeria on 15 and 16 October 2025, in Abuja. The two-day session was an intense review of progress on nutrition funding and programming across the country.
Why TWG meetings matter for agrifood businesses
For a CEO whose work depends on aligning with government, TWG meetings are more than a technical formality. They give you:
- Direct insight into the national policy agenda driving national policies, strategies, programs, and funding shifts.
- Strategic relationships with decision-makers.
- A platform to advocate for the policy changes that align with your mission.
- Legitimacy in the eyes of government and other stakeholders.
- Visibility into what’s working, and what’s failing, so you can refine your strategies and models, spot gaps, and adapt fast.
- Access to brilliant professionals, organizations and institutions in the TWG ecosystem. It’s a hiring ground, a talent pipeline, and a place to meet potential collaborators.
Why this matters for Impacter Solutions
As an agrifood business development consulting firm, Impacter Solutions is embedded in Africa’s public health, nutrition and food systems work. This is not simply an appearance. It’s about relevance. We are happy to support and influence a system we’re actively present in.
Impacter Solutions supports agrifood MSMEs across Nigeria and Africa to build stronger businesses, access markets and finance, and grow as nutrition-informed enterprises.
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