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  • Saturday, 17 Oct 2020

Around 95% of the population older than five years does not consume sufficient amounts of fruits and vegetables, at the recommended frequency.

IN Indonesia, almost one third of the children below five years are stunted, too short for their age and therefore at risk of not achieving their full physical and cognitive potential. Other types of malnutrition are rapidly growing; overnutrition is on the rise with adults, but also children.

Every fifth child between five and 12 years of age is overweight or obese; among adults this is the case for more than one third.

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