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Academia 1 year ago
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Childhood anemia and stunting: Indonesia's silent crisis
A multifaceted, systemic approach is necessary to address Indonesia's dual crisis of iron deficiency anemia and childhood stunting, to ensure the health and well-being of current generations so they can thrive and contribute to our collective future.
Academia 2 years ago
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Can the school meal program address stunting in Indonesia?
Rigorous evaluation on the potential impacts of the proposed school meal program is essential to ensuring its effectiveness as regards the desired outcomes, regardless of whether it directly addresses Indonesia's stunting prevalence.
Society 2 years ago
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New law seeking fathers’ involvement in childcare falls short
In a country that has been named among the most “fatherless” in the world, lawmakers' decision to declare child-rearing a shared responsibility between partners in the recently passed Maternal and Child Welfare Law has garnered mixed responses, with critics saying the provision, which lacks both a monitoring mechanism and sanctions for violations, is insufficient to ensure that fathers will take a more active role.
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