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.
From Spirulina support to community resilience
Our belief: no person should suffer because proper nutrition is out of reach.
Spirulina Distribution
Under our One Bottle One Life campaign, we deliver Spirulina to children and families facing severe nutritional risk through accountable partner networks.
Learn more →Community Health
We combine Spirulina support with awareness, prevention, and local participation so communities can sustain better health outcomes over time.
Learn more →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. ”
