ENGAGE Snapshot: Family Planning Helps Achieve Nutrition Goals
Family Planning Helps Achieve Nutrition Goals
The period from conception through a child’s second birthday, often called the “one-thousand day window of opportunity,” is a critical period for nutritional investment. This PRB ENGAGE Snapshot demonstrates how family planning can help ensure that we maximize this window from day one, laying the groundwork for healthy children who can achieve higher both academically and professionally.
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This short video can be viewed online as well as downloaded for future use. The video can be embedded into PowerPoint and other presentations, as well as used independently as an educational tool.
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