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Plan of action for the joint WHO/UNICEF nutrition support programme in Dominica for 1985/86

Publisher: Ministry of Health ; Roseau ; April 1985Description: 71 p; tblsSubject(s): WHO | UNICEF | HUMAN NUTRITION | DISEASES | PRIMARY HEALTH CARE | NUTRITION POLICYSummary: Outlines eight components of the plan namely, support to the food and nutrition council, training of primary care nurses and related personnel, reduction of infant and young child malnutrition, the control of anaemia, control of infectious diseases, improvement of maternal nutrition and home food production and income-generating activities for women. For each component the goals, activities and indicators are prescribed.

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Programme was supported by Caribbean Food and Nutrition Institute (CFNI)

Outlines eight components of the plan namely, support to the food and nutrition council, training of primary care nurses and related personnel, reduction of infant and young child malnutrition, the control of anaemia, control of infectious diseases, improvement of maternal nutrition and home food production and income-generating activities for women. For each component the goals, activities and indicators are prescribed.

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