Achieving food and nutrition security in Myanmar and Zambia through aquatic foods
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30.06.22
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Aquatic foods, containing vital nutrients for human development, are the most accessible source of animal protein in Myanmar and Zambia. However, despite recognition of its many benefits, aquatic foods have not been extensively used in food and nutrition security interventions.
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