Danone Joins Action Hub for Children at Paris Peace Forum

By Public Technologies
  • Danone joined the Action Hub for Children as a founding member at the Paris Peace Forum's Nov. 10–11, 2026 Children's Summit.
  • It signed the Children First Declaration, which targets measurable improvements in five priority areas of child well-being by 2045.
  • The hub will operate from 2026 to 2029, initially focusing on maternal and child health, education and technology, and family well-being.
  • Its first contribution, Iron Up!, tackles iron-deficiency anemia, with a commitment to support 14 million screenings by 2030.
  • The program supported more than 3.1 million screenings across more than 15 countries in 2025.


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