The World Bank approved a US$178.1million loan on Thursday to support the Philippines’ efforts in addressing malnutrition. theSun theSundaily health malnutrition WorldBank Philippines
: The World Bank approved a US$178.1million loan on Thursday to support the Philippines’ efforts in addressing malnutrition.
“The persistence of high levels of childhood undernutrition in the Philippines, exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, could lead to a significant increase in inequality of opportunities in the country,“ said Ndiame Diop, the World Bank Country Director for Brunei, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand.
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