competition success magazine

competition success magazine

competition success magazine This article was published in September Economies of malnourishment: Research suggests that $1 spent on nutritional interventions in India could generate $34.1 to $38.6 in public economic returns — three times more than the global average.Improving school attendance: Research also shows malnourished children are less likely to go to school and more likely to drop out.Improving womens health indicators: India lags behind on other nutritional indicators with high levels of anemia in women of reproductive age and low prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding of infants during their first six months.Integrating efforts: There is lack of synergy among ministries and departments and also in linking of schemes with each other to build a comprehensive nutrition response competition success magazine subscription.

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