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Community Transformation Strategies: Combating Undernutriton and Promoting Child Health in South Asian Slums and Villages

Community Transformation Strategies: Combating Undernutriton and Promoting Child Health in South Asian Slums and Villages

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Sarah Davenport

Sarah Davenport

Feb 16, 2016

Children under the age of five are at the highest risk for mortality due to malnutrition. Many times the malnutrition is because of a lack of understanding of proper nutrition and ways to wisely use limited funds. We will look at two examples of nutritional programs in South Asia.

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