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World Vision Asia-Pacific urgent report on effects of rising food costs on poor communities. Expected release: late May.

 
 
 
 
 
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The health challenges facing children throughout Asia-Pacific and what World Vision is doing to help.
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Watch VideoWatch: Eating bark
On a youth study tour of East Timor, Australian student Jess meets a family surviving on food with no nutritional value at all.
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News and features

Sri Lanka: Families in famine through food costs
© World Vision 2008 Sri Lanka: Families in famine through food costs
As well as a massive civil war, Sri Lanka has been hit hard by rising food costs. From passing out in the classroom to skipping school altogether, the effects are felt most by Sri Lanka's children.

Sri Lanka food situation report  
Asia's food crisis
World Food Day, Oct 16

 
Indonesia: Not cows, say breastfed children
© World Vision 2008To promote World Breastfeeding Week, a group of 30 young children dressed up as cows and paraded through one of Jakarta's busiest shopping centres.

 

 
Nepal: Breastfeeding mothers "go for gold"
© World Vision 2008To celebrate World Breast Feeding Week Aug 1-7, World Vision International Nepal urged female policy-makers to become part of the campaign to promote universal breast-feeding.

More about child health and nutrition

More about World Vision in Nepal

 
Indonesia: Carrots taste sweeter to Papua farmers
© World Vision 2008 It has taken fifteen years and a variety of local and international partners. But farmers in Kurima sub-district in the hinterlands of Papua province now confidently say that sweeter times are here to stay.

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