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Take action nowBarriers to adequate infant and young child feeding practices in Bangladesh
This paper gives an insight into key findings and learning around the barriers to infant and young child feeding practices.
There are many barriers to child nutrition in Bangladesh. Photo: Concern Worldwide
The purpose of this paper is to summarise findings and learning around the key barriers to adequate IYCF practices faced by the extremely poor people living in urban areas of Bangladesh. Most of the information was collected in different phases of Concern Worldwide, Bangladesh's Integrated Urban Nutrition Project.
