Resources Tagged: Malnutrition In Children
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1/01/2012 This report shows which countries are doing the best - and which are doing the worst - at providing nutrition during the critical window of development that starts during a mother's pregnancy and goes through her child's second birthday. It looks at six key nutrition solutions, including...
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This publication discusses the critical role that high diastatic barley malt flour plays in the care of weaning infants and the severly malnourished. 23 pages 2 copies
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19/01/1997 This Agrodok booklet has been published by Agromisa Foundation. We hope that the information given in this booklet will help people in developing countries in preventing malnutrition among young children. 2 Copies Second Edition : 2005
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This paper presentsthe findings of a feeding trial based on mungbean supplementation that was conducted among schoolchildren in southern India.
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The most important step in improving child health in developing countries is that of overcoming malnutrition. This book demonstrates how to do this by monitoring growth through the use of a simple chart, devised by Professor Morley and developed and modified through use in many countries. The...
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The Food Plant Solutions project was designed to address malnutrition through the use of readily available and local food sources. We create educational publications that help people understand the connection between plant selection and nutrition, and empower them to grow a range of highly...
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1/01/2009 This report offers a rationale for urgently scaling up effective interventions to reduce the global burden of child and maternal undernutrition. It provides information on nutrition strategies and progress made by programmes, based on the most recent data available. The success stories and...
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The UNICEF Regional Office for South Asia decided in 1996 to invite several academics and practitioners from the region to contribute state-of-the art reviews of various aspects of the malnutrition problem in South Asia. Terms of reference were broadly divided into three parts: A regional...