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A Qualitative Assessment of Gender Roles and Implications for Child Nutrition in Central Malawi
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2021
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Child malnutrition persists globally. While progress in reducing stunting has been witnessed over the last six years, this progress is not sufficient to meet Sustainable Development Goal targets on stunting. In Africa, child malnutrition is estimated to result in between 1.6 to 16% losses in gross domestic product. Undernutrition is also attributed as a cause of death for 11% of African children aged five years and below. Men and women play distinct roles in supporting a child's nutrition.
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-1026200/v1
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