Rates of malnutrition in Bangladesh are among the highest in the world. More than 36% of preschool-age children are stunted, 33% are underweight and more than 14% are wasted. Bangladeshi children also suffer from high rates of micronutrient deficiencies, particularly vitamin A, iron, iodine, and zinc deficiency. Malnutrition among women is also extremely prevalent in Bangladesh. Youth empowerment in nutrition can have a significant impact on survival as well as physical and cognitive development and productivity.
Location:
DhakaBenefits
- Certificate
- Snacks
- Souvenir
- Quiz and Gifts
Eligibilities
- Students and professionals from the Medical background, Dentistry, Nutrition, Nursing, Public Health, Homeopathy, Social Welfare, Anthropology, Pharmacy, Environmental Science, Biological Science, Microbiology, Population Science, Public Administration, Sociology and so on.
- Other people who have an interest in “Maternal & Child Nutrition”.
Application Process
- Registration Fee is 360 BDT ( including BKASH fee)
- Send the registration fee through BKash in any one of the following numbers:01686280451 (personal)
01832061910 (personal) - After sending the fees please Drop a TEXT at +8801730599304 mentioning (1.Name 2.Institution 3.Email ID & 4.Your BKASH Number) to get confirmation TEXT.
- after sending money and text go to “apply now” link and fill up the form.
- You will be required to Pay via BKASH before submitting the form. If you do not pay the registration fee, you will not be registered.
- After filling up the registration form, you will get a confirmation e-mail.
- visit the official link for more information
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