Spirulina Distribution
Under our One Bottle One Life campaign, we deliver Spirulina to children and families facing severe nutritional risk through accountable partner networks.
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Fight Malnutrition.
Help Us Provide Spirulina To Malnourished Children.
How We Work
From Spirulina Support to Community Resilience
A focused delivery model that moves from emergency nutrition to long-term health stability for communities.
One Bottle One Life
Each intervention follows a clear execution sequence and measurable follow-up cycle.
- Identify high-risk children and communities.
- Distribute quality Spirulina through trusted partners.
- Track nutrition progress with local health teams.
- Scale successful models with government collaboration.
Community Health
We combine Spirulina support with awareness, prevention, and local participation so communities can sustain better health outcomes over time.
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Impact Pathway
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.
About IIMSAM.
IIMSAM is Fighting Malnutrition with Spirulina.
IIMSAM is the Intergovernmental Institution for the Use of Micro-algae Spirulina Against Malnutrition, serving as an Intergovernmental Observer to UN-ECOSOC.
We work with governments, NGOs, and communities worldwide to deliver Spirulina nutrition support to children and families facing malnutrition.
UN-ECOSOC
Observer status enabling multilateral coordination.
Global Reach
Program partnerships across multiple regions.
One Bottle
One Life
Events & Articles
What World Says About Spirulina. 
"Spirulina or dihe is an algae rich in protein. This foodstuff is particularly interesting for combating malnutrition"
"Spirulina is rich in iron and protein, and is able to be administered to children without any risk. We at WHO consider it a very suitable food"
WHO
United Nations World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland June 8th, 1993
"Spirulina can serve as a rich source of dietary zeaxanthin which can effectively increase serum zeaxanthin concentration in humans."
"The high protein, vitamin, antioxidant content, and radiation resistance make spirulina a promising candidate for bioregenerative life support systems."
