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The purpose of family planning programs in Indonesia is to improve the welfare of mothers and children and realize the goal of small, happy, and prosperous families through birth control. Specifically, the programs aim to increase contraceptive use, reduce infant births, and improve family planning health by spacing births. The benefits of these programs include preventing unwanted pregnancies and maternal deaths for mothers and maintaining their health and ability to conceive.
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India has a serious problem with malnutrition despite economic growth. Nearly half of Indian children under 5 are stunted or underweight, and 33% of the world's malnourished children live in India. Malnutrition costs India 2.95% of its GDP annually and contributes to over 50% of deaths in children under 5. A multi-stakeholder platform is needed to align sectors like health, agriculture, education, and social protection to reduce malnutrition. Prioritizing nutrition for mothers and children in the first 1,000 days of life, as well as expanding community health worker programs, could help tackle the problem. Proper implementation of existing schemes and holding leaders accountable is key to addressing the root causes of malnutrition in India.
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