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Articles from Field Exchange issue 60 special edition on the continuum of care for acute malnutrition are now out in French! Click here to read.

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Voici la 60e édition de Field Exchange – un  numéro spécial consacré au continuum de soins pour les enfants souffrant de malnutrition aiguë. Articles from Field Exchange issue 60 special edition on the continuum of care for acute malnutrition are now out in French!

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JOB OPENING: Nutrition Manager, Medair
Role & Responsibilities Improve the overall nutrition situation of the target population. This involves implementing quality nutrition services and contributing to the effective...
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New ENN publications

Field Exchange articles are now out in French! Read all FEX French content here. Field Exchange issue 61 available in English (soon in French too). FEX 62 due out in March.

Nutrition interviews

ENN has been recently interviewed by DEVEX. Marie McGrath (ENN) and Marko Kerac (LSHTM) shared 5 tips on how to plan for scalability before the start of a project. Jeremy Shoham (ENN) talked about the need for donor flexibility to improve nutrition in fragile states.

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Interview with Ms. Maria Lourdes A....

Philippines is a middle income country with a per capita income of 2970 USD. Undernutrition is a serious problem with 30.3 % of children U5 being stunted with very slow progress being made within the last 15 years. Wasting has stagnated with a...
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