Nutrition in the WHO Africa Region
- Publisher:
- WHO Africa
- Publication Date:
- 16 November 2017
- Tags:
- Africa, Health and Medicine, International Organizations and Africa
This report explores the current nutrition status of countries in the WHO African Region in relation to the six primary outcomes achievable by 2025 and the other global nutrition monitoring framework indicators. The aim is to highlight where action is needed to drive progress on the global targets for 2025 and Sustainable Development Goal No. 2 that calls on countries to end hunger through achieving food security, improving nutrition and promoting sustainable agriculture.
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