The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund has said 1.3 million children (under the age of five) suffering from severe acute malnutrition can lose access to treatment, leaving them at heightened risk of death. UNICEF’s Deputy Executive Director, Kitty Palais, stated this at the Palais des Nations in Geneva on Friday. In recent years, international Read More
UNICEF reports that 1.3 million Nigerian and Ethiopian children under five with severe acute malnutrition risk losing access to treatment and face increased mortality due to a decline in international donor funding, exacerbated by the United States' suspension of foreign aid. This threatens to reverse progress made in tackling global child malnutrition.
