[Introduction] Strengthening policy research on infant and young child feeding: An imperative to support countries in scaling up impact on nutrition
Enabling policy environments for nutrition require require evidence to support best practice and engagement with political and policy contexts, as well as leadership, resourcing, advocacy, and technical support. However, research on nutrition policy contexts is limited. The papers in this special su...
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