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Improving access to skilled breastfeeding counselling

Advocacy guidance brief

Improving access to skilled breastfeeding counselling
UNICEF/UNI192890/Shrestha

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This is the Collective's Advocacy Guidance Brief on skilled breastfeeding counselling.

Enabling mothers to access quality breastfeeding counselling will require strong alliances between government, civil society, and health profession associations. Together, we can ensure that health workers have the skills to give every newborn the healthiest possible start in life.

 

Organization
Global Breastfeeding Collective

Publication date
2019

Languages
English

Improving access to skilled breastfeeding counselling

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