World Vision urges local food sourcing to boost child nutrition
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World Vision urges local food sourcing to boost child nutrition

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World Vision has called for Ghana’s School Feeding Programme to source food directly from local communities, a move it says will improve child nutrition while strengthening farming livelihoods and local food systems.

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