INTRODUCTION The World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) was formed on 14 February, WABA is a global network of organisations and individuals.

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INTRODUCTION The World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) was formed on 14 February, 1991. WABA is a global network of organisations and individuals who work to protect, promote and support breastfeeding. Annually, we coordinate and organise the World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) between Aug 1-7, although many countries choose to celebrate it in October. Millions of people in over 175 countries celebrate WBW.  Since 2016, we have aligned our WBW campaign to United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We call this the WBW-SDGs Campaign.

WBW-SDGs CAMPAIGN In 2016, we began our 15-year journey to achieve sustainable development through breastfeeding by 2030. WABA clustered the UN SDGs into 4 Thematic Areas that relate to each other and to breastfeeding.

The 4 Thematic Areas will be celebrated in cycles until 2029. WBW-SDGs CAMPAIGN The 4 Thematic Areas will be celebrated in cycles until 2029. 2030 will be about taking stock of our progress, overcoming challenges and planning for work beyond the SDGs. Through WBW2016, we made links between breastfeeding and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Based on the success of WBW2016 and the engagement that followed, WBW2017 was about working together for the common good!

#WBW2018 A sustainable and more equal world begins with efforts to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. Malnutrition, food insecurity and poverty affect millions and stand in the way of sustainable development. Breastfeeding is a universal solution that gives everyone a fair start in life and lays the foundation for good health and survival of children and women.

OBJECTIVES OF #WBW2018

#WBW2018 focuses on: Optimal breastfeeding helps prevent malnutrition in all its forms with positive lifelong effects on both children and mothers.

#WBW2018 focuses on: Breastfeeding is a climate-smart decision that helps ensure food security even in times of crisis. Protecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding is crucial for health of our planet and its people.

#WBW2018 focuses on: Breastfeeding is the great equaliser that can help break the cycle of poverty and is the foundation of a country’s development and future.

Actions Wherever you are, you can inform, anchor, engage and galvanise on breastfeeding as the foundation of life. Here are some actions for you to consider.

Together we can work towards a healthier, more prosperous and sustainable future. Engage with us and amplify our voice for greater impact. #WBW2018 #WABA #FoundationOfLife #breastfeeding #SDGs #worldbreastfeedingweek2018