Sunit Bagree

@BagreeSunit at @resultsuk examines the devastating consequences of the UK’s complicity in trade-related illicit financial flows in this blog. Can the British government turn the tide? buff.ly/ttcQG4q

🚨Trading hunger🚨 📄Our latest report ties the prevalence of illicit financial flows in Global South countries to instances of poor nutrition... ...and highlights why the UK Government is in a unique position to stop this trend! results.org.uk/2026/04/07/pre…

🇬🇧🌍 New Op-Ed | ‘How the UK Fuels Child Undernutrition in Low- and Middle-Income Countries by Enabling Illicit Finance’ by Sunit Bagree. The piece delves into new research released today by @resultsuk to mark #WorldHealthDay. 🔗 fpc.org.uk/op-ed-how-the-…

@BagreeSunit at @resultsuk examines the devastating consequences of the UK’s complicity in trade-related illicit financial flows in this blog. Can the British government turn the tide? buff.ly/ttcQG4q

🥫🚜 From ready-to-use therapeutic food to putting nutrition at the core of agriculture. Read more about the positive developments happening in the world of nutrition from Results UK's @BagreeSunit 👇

Integration of education, nutrition & health programming boosts impact & efficiency - but it’s no excuse for cuts Sunit Bagree at @resultsuk outlines the benefits of integration & why the UK must reverse cuts. Co-published by @IPNEducation & @AFGHnetwork:go.ipned.org/ir7t9a

"By producing ‘win-wins’, integration is an important way of making ODA more strategic." Sunit Bagree of @resultsuk discusses the myriad benefits of integration - and why the UK Government must support it. Read here 👇 actionforglobalhealth.org.uk/integration-po…

The world looks set to miss its 2025 targets on nutrition: how should the Paris summit respond? #N4GParis Sunit Bagree @resultsuk sets out what's needed: billions in extra funding; grants not loans; support for the most cost-effective interventions. frompoverty.oxfam.org.uk/nutrition-pari…

“It’s critical that the N4G deliver something better for the world’s malnourished as we work towards the Sustainable Development Goal of zero hunger.” A great blog by @BagreeSunit on our priorities in the build up the to #N4GParis summit this month.

The world looks set to miss its 2025 targets on nutrition: how should the Paris summit respond? Each Olympics/Paralympics is now followed by a nutrition summit. @BagreeSunit of @resultsuk on what campaigners are looking for at #N4GParis... frompoverty.oxfam.org.uk/nutrition-pari… @nutritionwin

FT Letters (27/11/2024). Response to Prof Osinbajo’s Op-Ed, by Sunit Bagree, @resultsuk, London “Yemi Osinbajo’s analysis of widespread sovereign debt distress in poorer countries is compelling in many respects. Yet his proposals can be strengthened in three ways…”

📰 "Letter: Poorer countries deserve an effective sovereign debt system" Read more in @FT from our Senior Policy Advocacy Officer, Sunit Bagree, on how we can develop a fair and effective sovereign debt system 💸🤝 ft.com/content/be4168…

"The struggle against hunger, & malnutrition more broadly, will not succeed without transformation of the global sovereign debt system" Our Senior Policy Advocacy Officer Sunit Bagree in @Global_Policy on our report calling for debt justice 💸🤝 ⬇️⬇️buff.ly/4dYVvyE

“Taking action on unjust global debt, including through domestic legislation, would help to break the brutal cycle of debt crises" Our Senior Policy Advocacy Officer Sunit Bagree in @devex on our new report calling for debt justice 💸🤝 devex.com/news/devex-new…

🚨 The 16 governments hardest hit by food crises spend almost 16% of their revenues on foreign debt payments. But the UK is well-placed to lead transformation of the global debt system in support of the SDGs 🌍💡 See more in our new report: buff.ly/47sRTU1

"The link between debt and crises continues to drive narratives at this year’s UNGA." See our latest report connecting debt and malnutrition as featured in @newhumanitarian's analysis of the 2024 UN General Assembly thenewhumanitarian.org/analysis/2024/…

"The UK should make these investments in ways that listen to affected people, reduce inequalities, strengthen systems, and promote cross-sectoral collaboration and coherence." Read ACTION Partner @resultsuk's new policy brief on global nutrition financing results.org.uk/publication/ba…

As world leaders meet for the Summit of the Future, it is time to reconsider how we tackle debt relief and the global food crisis ✍️ Sunit Bagree, senior policy advocacy officer at Results UK, writes for context. 🔗 context.news/money-power-pe…

"The 16 countries most affected by food crises ... spend around double on foreign public debt payments than they do on all healthcare" Results UK's piece in the @LondonEconomic on our latest report urging the UK to take bold action for debt justice to help #EndHunger 🌎🍽️

"Why the UN must take the lead on helping countries with debt" Results UK's piece in @ContextNewsroom on our report urging the UK to take bold action to help end the global food crisis and those most impacted by malnutrition 🌎 🍽️ context.news/money-power-pe…