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A case study about churches speaking out for the health and wellbeing of vulnerable people
2008 Available in English
Out of a population of 21 million, 1.5 million people in Mozambique are living with HIV, including 100,000 children under the age of 14. Sustainable livelihoods are particularly important for people living with and affected by HIV.
This case study summarises how Tearfund partner Rede Crista, made up of affiliated churches across the ten provinces of the country, has lobbied for policy changes to ensure the rights of people living with HIV to health, livelihoods and food security.
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A short self-led online course on different aspects of food and nutrition
Available in 4 languages
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How to eat well, address malnutrition and reduce food waste
Available in 4 languages
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Ideas to help improve household nutrition at low cost
Available in 4 languages
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A short self-led online course on different aspects of food and nutrition
Available in 4 languages
Magazines
How to eat well, address malnutrition and reduce food waste
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Ideas to help improve household nutrition at low cost
Available in 4 languages
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