Promoting fruit tree cultivation for improved nutrition in Zambia

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Region: Zambia

By promoting the cultivation of fruit trees, families can have access to a wider range of nutrient-rich foods. This can improve overall nutrition and reduce the risk of micronutrient deficiencies.

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         Fruit trees for micronutrient-rich diets in Zambia

                In Southern Africa, heavily starch-based diets are common despite the array of tropical fruit, due to social and ecological change. This project aims to trigger the scaling of nutrition-dense landscap...
                
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         Lack of access to micronutrient-rich foods in Zambia

                Zambia has high rates of malnutrition, particularly among children. Many families do not have access to a diverse range of foods, leading to deficiencies in essential micronutrients....
                
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