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How Do Social Capacities Improve Nutrition Outcomes?

The Share Trust compiled an evidence review on the role social capacities play in driving demand to stimulate positive nutrition outcomes, particularly when they are promoted through Self Help Groups.

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Evidence BriefCourtenay Cabot VentonMay 1, 2019
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