'Community engagement: the ‘C’ at the heart of CMAM' news
The CMAM Froum and Anthrologica release a new technical brief, 'Community engagement: the ‘C’ at the heart of CMAM' to summarise evidence and good practice on community engagement in the management of acute malnutrition.
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Chloe Angood (). 'Community engagement: the ‘C’ at the heart of CMAM' news. www.ennonline.net/newsroom/communityengagementtechnicalbriefnews
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