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Supporting policy action to reduce adolescent anaemia in South Asia

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By Vani Sethi, Zivai Murira, Kapil Yadav, Preetu Mishra
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Analysis Nourishing South Asia BMJ 2025; 388 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj-2024-080813 Cite this as: BMJ 2025;388:e080813 Read the collection: Tackling the triple burden of adolescent girls’ malnutrition Vani Sethi, nutrition specialist1, Zivai Murira, regional nutrition adviser1, Kapil Yadav, lead2, Preetu Mishra, nutrition specialist3, Ireen Akhter Chowdhury, nutrition officer4, Ahmadwali Aminee, nutrition officer4 on behalf of the South Asia Better Diets and Better Growth for Adolescent...
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Strengthening legal measures to support access to nutritious foods and healthy food environments for adolescent girls in South Asia

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By Zivai Murira, Kathryn Backholer, Kinley Dorji, Abner Daniel
| The BMJ Verified
Zivai Murira, regional nutrition adviser1, Abner Daniel, health and nutrition manager2, Kathryn Backholer, professor of global public health policy3, Kinley Dorji, nutrition and health officer4, SubbaRao Gavaravarapu, professor5, Vani Sethi, nutrition specialist1 on behalf of the South Asia Better Diets and Better Growth for Adolescent Girls Study Group 1Unicef Regional Office for South Asia, Kathmandu, Nepal 2Unicef Sri Lanka, Colombo, Sri Lanka 3Institute for Health Transformation, Global...
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Obstacles and opportunities for nourishing South Asia’s adolescent girls

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By Vani Sethi, Zivai Murira, Hannah Gardner, Shweta Rawal
| The BMJ Verified
Tackling systemic bottlenecks for adolescent girls’ nutrition Despite a relatively positive policy environment, systemic bottlenecks continue to hinder South Asian countries from improving adolescent girls’ nutrition. Drawing on the insights and actions proposed during a 2023 regional meeting of key stakeholders (box 1),12 targeted measures are essential to address these bottlenecks and ensure policies and programmes effectively meet the needs of adolescent girls.
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