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Ghana develops food-based dietary guidelines - Vimarsana News

Ghana develops food-based dietary guidelines

Ghana has become the eighth country in Africa and fourth in West Africa to launch its first ever food-based dietary guidelines (FBDG). The guidelines will serve as a tool to promote healthy eating through increased access to evidence-informed nutrition and health information among the public, especially children above five years.…

Ghana develops food-based dietary guidelines - Vimarsana News

Ghana develops food-based dietary guidelines

Ghana has become the eighth country in Africa and fourth in West Africa to launch food-based dietary guidelines (FBDG). The guidelines will serve as a tool to promote healthy eating through increased access to evidence-informed nutrition and health information among the public, especially children above five years. The 45-pager booklet…

Govt Primary School Students: Mid-day meals likely for all from July - Vimarsana News

Govt Primary School Students: Mid-day meals likely for all from July

Mid-day meals in school: The government is planning to introduce the school feeding programme for students of all state-run primary schools in July with the hope that it will help increase attendance and reduce dropouts.

Mid-day meals likely for govt primary school students from July - Vimarsana News

Mid-day meals likely for govt primary school students from July

Mid-day meals in school: The government is planning to introduce the school feeding programme for students of all state-run primary schools in July with the hope that it will help increase attendance and reduce dropouts.