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Develop alternative local food products to increase the nutrition levels of children.

Why this status

The Health Ministry reports a rice-based Thriposha alternative was piloted for children with moderate acute malnutrition, and fortified rice in the school-meal programme began scaling to 12 districts from January 2025. This is research- and pilot-based activity relevant to the pledge, but not proof that a new local-food solution has been fully implemented nationwide.

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Evidence timeline

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  1. 1 Jan 2025SupportsOfficial release
    The Ministry reported a feasibility pilot of rice-based Thriposha as an alternative to corn-based product, and the scale-up of locally blended fortified rice to school meals in 12 districts from January 2025.
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