To promote and strengthen activities that are aimed at the integral development of communities particularly to help in Sustainable Agriculture, empowerment program, economic program, Welfare program,
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The 4th National Seminar for Food Security and Nutrition under the theme “Improving Child and Maternal Nutrition in Cambodia” organized two days in Phnom Penh on 21-22 May 2012 by the Council for Agricultural and Rural Development (CARD) in collaboration with other Government agencies (MoH, MoP, SNEC, MAFF, MRD,....) and with support of development partners (USAID, UNICEF, WHO, WFP, and CARITAS) |
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The National Seminar was opened by Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo HUN Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia. and closed by H.E. Dr. Yim Chhay Ly, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of CARD. More than 500 participants including national and sub-national officers from relevant sector ministries and provincial authorities, development partner (UN organizations and donor agencies) civil society (NGOs, research institutions) and private sector representatives were involved during the two day discussions with the aim to: |
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1. To present and discuss current trends and challenges on child and maternal nutrition based on recent data and study results Prime Minister also emphasized in his opening speech that child and maternal nutrition is crucial for poverty reduction and the welfare of Cambodians and that malnutrition has high social and economic costs as it impacts educational outcome and the productivity of the future generation. |
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