FAO AGRIS - Système international des sciences et technologies agricoles

How to Protect and Promote the Nutrition of Mothers and Children in Latin America and the Caribbean

2012

World Bank


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Congenital syphilis; Caregivers; Intervention; Chronic malnutrition; Breast-milk; Low birth weight; Humanitarian affairs; Childhood malnutrition; Maternal health; Newborns; Large population; Child malnutrition; Child survival; Political instability; Policy concern; Health workers; Micronutrient supplementation; Household level; Idd; Acute malnutrition; Progress; Adult health; Teenage pregnancy; Child deaths; Wasting; Global policy; Adequate sanitation facilities; Nurse; Referral system; Illness; Breast milk; Vulnerable populations; Complementary feeding; Midwives; Infant formula; Reproductive age; Practitioners; Ministry of health; Micronutrient deficiencies; Lack of knowledge; Refugee settings; Social service; Early childhood; Nutrition status; Community health; International journal of gynecology; Health care access; Health sector; International committee; Iodine deficiency; Nutrition interventions; Limited national resources; Childbirth; Environmental health; Diets; Safety net; Young children; Nutrition programs; Growth monitoring; Iron supplements; Development policy; Complications; Safe drinking water; Syphilis; Old children; Anemia prevalence; Human resource development; Fact sheet; Refugee; Salt iodization; Micronutrient deficiency; Hiv infection; Adolescent girls; Micronutrient malnutrition; Vulnerable groups; Economic prosperity; Hygiene practices; Global action; Health indicators; Birth defects; Respect; Oral rehydration salts; Mother; Vulnerable groups in society; Gynecology; Breastfeeding practices; Social policy; Disability; Iron deficiency; Earthquake; Maternal mortality; Policy makers; Child feeding practices; Mother-to-child transmission; Moderate malnutrition; Purchasing power; United nations population fund; Safe motherhood; Safe water; Vulnerable families; People with disabilities; Nursing; Policy guidance; Newborn; Nutritional needs; International journal of epidemiology; Emergency situations; Safety nets; Complementary foods; Food preparation; Healthy life; Delivery kits; Neonatal care; Health consequences; Pediatrics; Personality; Cycle of poverty; Condoms; Mother-to-child; School attendance; Malnourished children; Skilled professionals; Stunted child; Iodine deficiency disorders; Newborn care; Infection prevention; Safe motherhood interventions; Young child; Mortality rate; Unfpa; Iodine-deficiency; Low-income country; Newborn health; Vitamin a supplementation; International response
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2021-06-15
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