Full Coverage: Nutrition/malnutrition
May 2008
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14.05.2008
The global food price rise is leading to further malnourishment among Indian children, UNICEF warns, as families reduce the number of meals in a day. India already has the worst indicators of child malnutrition in South Asia, along with 40% of the world’s underweight newborns.
more...Related topics/regions: [India] [South Asia] [Health] [Food] [Children] Image: Hunger stalks nearly half of India's under-five children /Photo credit: BBC
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13.05.2008
More than 350,000 children living in poor countries could be saved each year using the money lost as corporations engage in illegal trade-related tax evasion, says a new report from an anti-poverty coalition.
more...From: Christian Aid Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [Justice and crime] [Infant mortality] [Trade] [Finance] [Corporations] [Poverty] [Children] |
08.05.2008
The latest health report of international organisation Save the Children says 83% of all child deaths worldwide happen in 55 developing countries, including India. By pursuing right policies and targeting the poorest families, the governments can easily prevent these child mortalities.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Health] [MDGs] [Children] Image: A perilous existence / Photo credit: BBC
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08.05.2008
Afghanistan government with UN help will soon carry out a study to assess the nutritional needs of people affected by rising food prices for future interventions. The country has large numbers of stunted, underweight and wasted children, and women in reproductive age suffering from malnourishment.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Poverty] [Food] [Children] |
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