'Nutrition still a problem'

20 January 2011, 18:00 PM

Staff Correspondent

Speakers at a workshop said mainstreaming nutrition in the health services is essential to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. They said malnutrition continues to be a pervasive problem in the country. Helen Keller International, Bangladesh and AED, with support from USAID organised the workshop on nutrition at a hotel in the city yesterday. Makhduma Nargis, additional secretary and project director of Revitalization of Community Clinic Health Care Initiatives in Bangladesh, Ganesh Chandra Sharkar, acting director general of Family Planning Directorate and Kavita Sethuraman of AED spoke at the meeting.

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