Zambia's National Food and Nutrition Strategic Plan, first adopted covering 2011 to 2015 and renewed in later multi-year phases, is the country's coordinating framework for reducing malnutrition, developed by the National Food and Nutrition Commission with participation from multiple government sectors and development partners. A later 2017 to 2021 iteration guided the Most Critical Days Programme and set a goal of eliminating all forms of malnutrition in Zambia by 2030, and the government paired a further 2026 update with a dedicated national Stunting Reduction Strategy.
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The vision of the National Food and Nutrition Strategic Plan is to achieve optimum nutritional status of the Zambian population.
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