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Investing in breastfeeding - the world breastfeeding costing initiative
Radha Holla-Bhar
, Alessandro Iellamo
, Arun Gupta
,
Julie P. Smith
, Jai Prakash Dadhich
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Global Strategy
100%
Optimal Breastfeeding
80%
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
40%
Healthcare
20%
Planning Tools
20%
Financial Resources
20%
Financial Planning
20%
Financial Cost
20%
Entitlement
20%
Child Development
20%
Maternity
20%
Demographic Data
20%
Community Service
20%
Implementation Research
20%
Infant Patients
20%
Policy Advocacy
20%
Cost Estimation
20%
Financial Investment
20%
Systems Community
20%
Systems of Care
20%
Continued Breastfeeding
20%
Exclusive Breastfeeding
20%
Service Support
20%
Enabling Environment
20%
Live Birth
20%
Economic Perspective
20%
Child Survival
20%
Breastfeeding Initiation
20%
Programmatic Approach
20%
Breastfeeding Practices
20%
Media Marketing
20%
Integrated Action
20%
Nutrition Care
20%
Scaling-up Interventions
20%
Implementation Monitoring
20%
Young child Feeding
20%
International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes
20%
Maternity Protection
20%
Baby Food
20%
Milk Formula
20%
Support Media
20%
Mother Support
20%
Complementary Feeding
20%
Community Mothers
20%
Economic Benefit Evaluation
20%
Recurring Costs
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
World Health Organization
100%
Maternity
100%
Health Care Policy
50%
Health Care Planning
50%
Scale up
50%
Food and Nutrition Program
50%
Live Birth
50%
Breastfeeding Practice
50%
Exclusive Breastfeeding
50%
Complementary Feeding
50%
Marketing
50%
Food Science
Nutrition
100%
Young child Feeding
100%
Complementary Feeding
100%
Milk Formula
100%
Infant Food
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
Health Care Cost
100%
Obstetrics
50%
Nutrition
25%
Health Planning
25%
Child Nutrition
25%
Complementary Feeding
25%