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NDPC, Eleanor Crook Foundation strengthen partnership to tackle malnutrition

From Ghanaian Times · () English

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  • Ghana's National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) is strengthening its partnership with the Eleanor Crook Foundation to combat malnutrition.
  • The NDPC views nutrition as crucial for sustainable economic growth and human capital development in Ghana.
  • Increased investment, improved accountability, and stronger partnerships are deemed necessary to accelerate progress in tackling malnutrition.

Ghana's National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) is reinforcing its commitment to integrating nutrition into the nation's development agenda through an enhanced partnership with the Eleanor Crook Foundation. The commission highlighted nutrition as a pivotal element for fostering sustainable economic growth and developing human capital within the country.

Officials emphasized that addressing malnutrition and speeding up progress toward national development goals requires a concerted effort. This includes securing greater investment, ensuring improved accountability mechanisms, and forging stronger collaborative partnerships. The collaboration aims to create a more robust framework for tackling the persistent challenge of malnutrition.

The renewed focus on nutrition underscores its significance in Ghana's broader development strategy. By prioritizing these efforts, the NDPC and its partners seek to build a healthier and more productive population, which is essential for long-term economic prosperity and societal well-being.

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