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Nutrition

A smiling baby on a hammock
Programme
24 January 2019
Child survival
Helping children survive and thrive
Children enjoy their choco-flavored sugar-coated donut.
Press release
08 March 2023
Philippine food environment is failing children
Children’s lived experiences reveal factors that promote overweight and obesity
Children flock to buy pichi-pichi, a snack made from grated cassava, grated coconut, and sugar to taste.
Report
03 March 2023
Children’s experience of the Philippines' food environment
Realities of children's lives and how policies can improve their food environments and diets

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Report (PDF, 25 MB)
Mother Cristina Cabael breastfeeds her youngest son Mark at their home.
Press release
07 December 2022
KOICA-UNICEF partnership key in improving children’s health amid pandemic and typhoons
Joint press release
Cheap snacks readily available in neighborhood sari-sari stores are often bought by children or parents as quick treats
Article
03 November 2022
Curbing childhood obesity in the Philippines
Time to junk the junk (food)
Mother and child and their breastfeeding journey
Article
12 August 2022
Breastfeeding Your Baby in the First 1,000 Days
Guide to feeding your baby the right way for a healthy start to life
Baby Florencio with his parents at the hospital
Article
25 July 2022
A Child Recovers from Severe Malnutrition
UNICEF and partners continue to help ensure proper nutrition for children affected by Typhoon Odette
Annalou and Sophia
Article
25 July 2022
Encouraging mothers to Rehabilitate their Malnourished Child
UNICEF and partners continue to help ensure proper nutrition for children affected by Typhoon Odette
A nurse of the rural health unit of Malitbog, Southern Leyte checks their stock of ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF), an essential life-saving supply item that treats severe wasting in children under 5 years old.
Article
25 July 2022
For every child, nutrition even in emergency situations
Six months after Super Typhoon Odette (Rai), healthcare workers in Southern Leyte are able to better address malnutrition
UNICEF/UNI161663/Ferguson
Press release
22 July 2022
DOH, NNC, KOICA, UNICEF Strengthen Nutrition Drive in the New Normal
Joint press release
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