Nutrition and Global Health Research and Training Program
The Nutrition and Global Health Research and Training Program is dedicated to scientific research, teaching, collaborative work, and training in nutrition and global health. Our program takes an interdisciplinary approach to teaching and conducting research about global health issues, with a special emphasis on concerns pertaining to low-and middle-income countries (LMICs).
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Boston, MA 02115
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We are excited to welcome Dr. Sisay Sinamo Boltena to discuss “Seqota Declaration: Scaling Up Multi-Sectoral Stunting Reduction Approach in Ethiopia.”
The Seqota Declaration is an innovative government of Ethiopia high level commitment for ending stunting by 2030. It has 15 years roadmap divided into Innovation Phase (2016 – 2020), where high impact multi-sectoral interventions and innovations are tested in 40 woredas (districts) and found effective for expanding to 240 woredas during the Expansion Phase (2021 – 2025). Through gradual evidence informed and learning by doing expansion currently the Seqota Declaration is being implemented in 520 woredas and making preparations for the national scale up (2026 – 2030).
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