‘I want to be a teacher when I grow up'
Six months ago, Aminetou couldn't read. Today, she can write, read and calculate thanks to the catch-up classes organised by World Vision Mauritania in Maghtafera.
Cook local, nourish better: in Tokomadji, sweet potato and moringa recipes to tackle malnutrition
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Poor rainfall, traditional agricultural techniques and customs coupled with a lack of understanding about the importance of birth registration, put millions of children at risk every day.
Our teams are working with communities to address the roots of vulnerability and injustice. We do this every day by monitoring the health and well-being of children to stop malnutrition before it starts, by educating parents on proper feeding techniques and equipping parents to be able to provide for the needs of their families. We are also partnering with schools and the Ministry of Education to ensure all children can access quality educational opportunities.
Finally, we are also working with faith leaders and the Ministry of Family and Social Affairs in a joint campaign to stop child marriage.
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Cook Local, Nourish Better: In Tokomadji, Sweet Potato And Moringa Recipes To Tackle Malnutrition
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