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Dsm-firmenich — ESG Presentation (March 2025)
10 slides from Dsm-firmenich's sustainability presentation, Mar 25, 2025
Slide 1: Reducing micronutrient deficiency together with our partners
Reducing micronutrient deficiency together with our partners Louisa van den Broek VP Nutrition, Health, and Social Impact March 25, 2025
Slide 2: Malnutrition impacts the most vulnerable
Malnutrition impacts Today, over 2 billion people suffer from micronutrient deficiencies. Women and the most vulnerable children are affected the most 45% 1.2bn of child deaths are women of reproductive age caused by malnutrition 372mn pre-school aged children suffer from deficiencies in at least 3
Slide 3: We have solutions to help address this
We have solutions to help address this Infants and toddlers Women Families and elderlies 1 in 2 preschool-aged children are affected by 2 in 3 women worldwide are affected by Micronutrient deficiencies resulting in hidden hunger micronutrient deficiencies increased morbidity and mortality and affect
Slide 4: Playing our part, while future-proofing our business
Playing our part, while future-proofing our business Enabling business, creating a future consumer base, and thought leadership Good business Future-proofing Strengthening our company We reach 620 million people We open the door to the 25% of new joiners rate purpose future megacities of the world a
Slide 5: But we need systems change and strategic partnerships
But we need systems change and strategic partnerships Our world faces multiple challenges that are interconnected and exacerbating each other And not one player can solve it alone. We need to leverage the complementary competencies of all sectors and form strategic partnerships Climate Nutrition Foo
Slide 6: Our long-standing partnership with WFP
Our long-standing partnership with WFP Tomorrow’s consumers Assistance Demand creation Retail Today’s partnership vision: Joint advocacy Scaling up access to Fortification sustainable, affordable and healthy diets through catalytic models and innovation for improving the quality of and Yesterday’s N
Slide 7: Outcomes we drive for in 2025-2027
Outcomes we drive for in 2025-2027 Reaching the most vulnerable at scale Increased integration of fortified staples into institutional demand and humanitarian programs for greater reach Quality for impact Ensuring that fortified foods, particularly rice, maintain the highest quality and nutritional
Slide 8: Partnership footprint – 4 regions, 32 countries
Partnership footprint – 4 regions, 32 countries Latin West Africa East Africa America and Asia and the the Caribbean Pacific Legend Reaching the most vulnerable Quality for impact Reaching the most vulnerable AND Quality for impact 57
Slide 9: Achievements and targets
Achievements WFP country programs reach and targets 20mn+ 63mn+ Reaching 20.5 million people The aim is to reach more than through rice fortification and 63.1 million people through retail projects in the context rice fortification and projects of WFP country programs in the context of WFP country p
Slide 10: We bring progress to life
We bring progress to life © 2025 dsm-firmenich group.