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Afghanistan’s food crisis through the eyes of a mother

To combat malnutrition, FHI 360 is working with Afghan NGOs to train front-line health and humanitarian workers to deliver emergency nutrition services to pregnant and lactating women and their infants.
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SMART Survey Report

The report presents results of the SMART survey conducted by FHI 360 in 2019 in Bama (Banki), Damboa, Dikwa and Ngala in Borno state, northeast Nigeria.
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Social protection: How FHI 360 is addressing a range of human development needs

There are many definitions of social protection, but the guiding principle of social protection is that all citizens of the world deserve the opportunity to live without poverty, hunger, abuse or exploitation and to have access to basic services.