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Prevention and treatment of severe acute malnutrition	Livelihoods interventions
Prevention and treatment of moderate acute malnutrition	Humanitarian systems
Assessment	Micronutrients
Infant and young child feeding interventions	Nutritionists needed
General food distributions	General / other

Most recent questions

Sample size considerations for a pilot study (Anonymous 339, 2 Feb 09:40)
Medair seeks Nutrition Project Manager for Afghanistan (Tamsin Walters, 19 Jan 20:18)
How to Maintain the Quality of CSAS Method (Beka Teshome, 15 Jan 11:13)
Breastfeeding and its benefits (Anonymous 226, 7 Jan 13:54)
Nutrition in Emergencies Training Network (NIETN) (Marie McGrath, 5 Jan 12:12)

Most recent replies

RE: Sample size considerations for a pilot study (Rogers Wanyama, 3 Feb 12:53)
RE: How to Maintain the Quality of CSAS Method (mark Myatt, 15 Jan 13:38)
RE: Breastfeeding and its benefits (Karleen Gribble PhD, 8 Jan 02:16)
RE: Breastfeeding and its benefits (Marie McGrath, 7 Jan 17:28)
RE: Sphere Project 2010: Consultation on the Revision of Micronutrient Indicators (Andrew Seal, 7 Jan 10:27)
RE: IEC/BCC materials (Marie McGrath, 6 Jan 08:52)
RE: Nutrition in Emergencies Training Network (NIETN) (Anonymous 226, 6 Jan 06:46)
RE: IEC/BCC materials (Anonymous 226, 6 Jan 05:57)
RE: IEC/BCC materials (Anonymous 85, 31 Dec 12:23)
RE: IEC/BCC materials (Geraldine, 31 Dec 11:15)

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