A mother nurses her baby daughter back to health at a UNICEF-supported health centre in West Darfur

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In Sudan, 35.5 per cent of children under the age of five face the risk of malnutrition annually and fail to reach their full developmental potential. Malnutrition in Sudan has many causes including poverty, conflict, lack of adequate food and access to basic healthcare services. 

Proper nutrition contributes to promoting the growth and learning capacity of children, and motivates them to contribute and engage i

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