IIMSAM is an autonomous, treaty-based intergovernmental organization working to combat malnutrition through sustainable nutritional solutions, humanitarian partnerships, and public-health initiatives centred around Spirulina and other nutrient-rich micro-algae.
An intergovernmental mandate to act
UN-ECOSOC
Granted intergovernmental Observer Status by the UN Economic and Social Council under Decision 2003/212.
Global Reach
Program partnerships across multiple regions, delivering Spirulina where malnutrition risk is highest.
UN Treaty Series
Officially registered under UN Treaty Series No. 37542-37543, providing binding international legal status.
General Assembly
Referenced in the UN General Assembly 60th Session for accelerating zero-hunger goals.
How one intervention becomes lasting change
Assess
Identify high-risk communities using local health and field data.
Activate
Deliver Spirulina support and awareness with local implementation partners.
Anchor
Build long-term resilience through education and sustainable local capacity.
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What the world says about Spirulina
“ Spirulina is rich in iron and protein, and can be given to children without risk. We consider it a very suitable food. ”
“ Spirulina can serve as a rich source of dietary zeaxanthin, effectively increasing serum concentration in humans. ”
“ High protein, vitamin, and antioxidant content make Spirulina a promising candidate for bioregenerative life support. ”
