Closing the gap of Malnutrition in Nigeria and Africa at large

The National Food Consumption and Micronutrient Survey conducted 2021-2022 by IITA in collaboration with the Nigerian government, covered 14,820 respondents including children, adolescent girls, pregnant women, non- pregnant women from all the geo-political zones in Nigeria. Using the Index Mobil...

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Main Author: International Institute of Tropical Agriculture
Format: Video
Language:Inglés
Published: IITA 2023
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/137844
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description The National Food Consumption and Micronutrient Survey conducted 2021-2022 by IITA in collaboration with the Nigerian government, covered 14,820 respondents including children, adolescent girls, pregnant women, non- pregnant women from all the geo-political zones in Nigeria. Using the Index Mobile Application to collect food collection data and micronutrient food consumption data on the same individuals-respondents. The survey, proved that most diets are inadequate for key micronutrients, and the intake of bio-fortified crops is low resulting to poor nutrition. The survey recommends the inclusion of micronutrients like Folate and Zinc in fortification programs, making available healthy, safe and affordable diet to reduce malnutrition and poverty in Africa.
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spelling CGSpace1378442024-01-18T00:28:48Z Closing the gap of Malnutrition in Nigeria and Africa at large International Institute of Tropical Agriculture The National Food Consumption and Micronutrient Survey conducted 2021-2022 by IITA in collaboration with the Nigerian government, covered 14,820 respondents including children, adolescent girls, pregnant women, non- pregnant women from all the geo-political zones in Nigeria. Using the Index Mobile Application to collect food collection data and micronutrient food consumption data on the same individuals-respondents. The survey, proved that most diets are inadequate for key micronutrients, and the intake of bio-fortified crops is low resulting to poor nutrition. The survey recommends the inclusion of micronutrients like Folate and Zinc in fortification programs, making available healthy, safe and affordable diet to reduce malnutrition and poverty in Africa. 2023-07-14 2024-01-17T08:46:46Z 2024-01-17T08:46:46Z Video https://hdl.handle.net/10568/137844 en Open Access IITA International Institute of Tropical Agriculture. (2023). Closing the gap of Malnutrition in Nigeria and Africa at large. Nigeria: IITA
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title Closing the gap of Malnutrition in Nigeria and Africa at large
title_full Closing the gap of Malnutrition in Nigeria and Africa at large
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