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The nutrition project aims to promote healthy eating habits and improve overall well-being through targeted education and accessible resources. By addressing nutritional deficiencies and encouraging balanced diets, the initiative seeks to empower individuals and communities to lead healthier lives.

Message by AAP Task Force

Accelerated Action Plan for reduction of Stunting & Malnutrition is multi-sectoral plan of action prepared by the government of Sindh, led by the Planning & development Board in collaboration with development partners. the plan focuses on international best practices to combat Malnutrition by adopting nutrition specific and nutrition sensitive interventions. 

Governance Structure of AAP

Three-tier governance mechanism has been set up for effective implementation, oversight, coordination as well as collaboration among AAP Sectors, Development Partners and other stakeholders. There is a Steering Committee for Nutrition at provincial level, then District Coordination Committees for Nutrition (DCCN) and below the DCCN exists Sub-division/taluka Coordination Committees for Nutrition. The highest forum is the Provincial Steering Committee for Nutrition. In support of the Steering Committee, AAP Secretariat for Nutrition has been established, which is headed by Program Coordinator for Nutrition. 

Message by Program Coordinator

It is an honor to address you as we embark on a critical and transformative journey with the Accelerated Action Plan (AAP) for Nutrition in Sindh. Malnutrition has long been one of the most pressing challenges faced by our province, impacting the health, development, and future of our children, mothers, and communities. It is with great responsibility and commitment that we move forward with this plan, which is designed to address malnutrition comprehensively, swiftly, and sustainably.

Historical Background of AAP-TF

Malnutrition in regions like Sindh, Pakistan, affects children through undernutrition, stunting, and wasting due to poor diets and healthcare. Poverty and crises like floods worsen the issue. Tackling it needs better food security, healthcare, and education.

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