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UGANDA 1996. Communication non-formal population education
1996 (exact date unknown). Uganda. Women attending a lesson in nutrition education during a pause in work on banana plantation.
01/01/1996
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© FAO/Roberto Faidutti
Project ID
UGA93/P05
UNFAO Source
FAO Photo Library
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UF1YTD
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Long-term Objective: The project aims at assisting the Government of Uganda in promoting the health and welfare of the population by reducing the prevailing high levels of mortality, morbidity and fertility.