Bauchi State Government Allocates N300m to Fight Child Malnutrition in Partnership with UNICEF
Bauchi State Government approves the release of N300 million to combat severe acute malnutrition in children, in partnership with UNICEF's Child Nutrition Fund project. The funds aim to procure nutritional food and nutrients to address malnutrition across the state.
The State Commissioner for Health and Social Welfare emphasizes the government's commitment to improving healthcare services and nutrition practices for women and children. The partnership with UNICEF's Alive & Thrive project signifies a step towards enhancing child health and nutrition in Bauchi State.
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