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                  4. ASTUTE: Addressing Stunting in Tanzania Early Quick Facts and Successes

                  ASTUTE: Addressing Stunting in Tanzania Early Quick Facts and Successes

                  Project Overviews

                  ASTUTE: Addressing Stunting in Tanzania Early Quick Facts and Successes

                  Key successes and results from the ASTUTE (Addressing Stunting in Tanzania Early) program, funded by UK aid and implemented by IMA World Health.

                  Download Now Aug 03, 2020
                  ASTUTE: Addressing Stunting in Tanzania Early Quick Facts and Successes
                  • ASTUTE Fact Sheet.pdf

                  TECHNICAL RESOURCES

                  • The Management of Small and Nutritionally At-Risk Infants under 6 months and their Mothers (MAMI) Toolkit
                    Manuals and Toolkits

                    The Management of Small and Nutritionally At-Risk Infants under 6 months and their Mothers (MAMI) To...

                    Manuals and Toolkits Jan 8, 2025
                  • Success Story: Breaking the Cycle of Malnutrition
                    Reports

                    Success Story: Breaking the Cycle of Malnutrition

                    Reports Nov 6, 2024
                  • Mali Country Overview
                    Country Overviews

                    Mali Country Overview

                    Country Overviews Oct 30, 2024
                  • Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC) Project Overview
                    Project Overviews

                    Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC) Project Overview

                    Project Overviews Oct 28, 2024
                  • An Unwavering Commitment to Health Care in Haiti
                    Reports

                    An Unwavering Commitment to Health Care in Haiti

                    Reports Oct 12, 2024
                  • Promoting Covid-19 Vaccine Equity and Reducing Vaccine Hesitancy in Africa through Faith-Based Networks
                    Posters

                    Promoting Covid-19 Vaccine Equity and Reducing Vaccine Hesitancy in Africa through Faith-Based Netwo...

                    Posters Sep 11, 2024
                  • Implementing care for vulnerable infants under 6 months of age and their mothers: South Sudan
                    Case Studies

                    Implementing care for vulnerable infants under 6 months of age and their mothers: South Sudan

                    Case Studies Aug 8, 2024

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