Full Coverage: Nutrition/malnutrition
February 2008
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22.02.2008
With nearly 10 million children dying every year around the world, how does it matter even if GDP growth shoots up? Research reveals that the issue is not about inadequacy of resources among developing countries, but lack of effective policies that can translate economic growth into development outcomes for the poor.
more...From: OneWorld South Asia Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Children] [MDGs] [Health] [Infant mortality] Image: Children, India © Centre for Science and Environment
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19.02.2008
Child mortality cannot be divorced from broader political and socio-economic development, says a report by Save the Children, a UK-based organisation. The report argues that policy choices and efficient resource allocation are crucial to tackle the issue of child survival in developing countries.
more...Related topics/regions: [Infant mortality] [Health] [MDGs] [Children] Image: Cover page of the report: Photo credit: Save the Children
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02.02.2008
Sri Lankan police has finally released UNICEF’s impounded consignment of high protein biscuits meant for undernourished children and mothers in the conflict zone. The UN agency’s aid material had been confiscated earlier also on the suspicion that they would land in the hands of Tamil rebels.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Children] [Aid] [Emergency relief] [United Nations] Image: The biscuits were part of a UNICEF consignment / Photo credit: Sri Lanka Army
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