United Nations Childrens Agency, UNICEF and the World Food Programme have jointly announced the launch of an enhanced joint nutrition response plan covering all states in South Sudan. The plan will see both agencies and their partners assist over two million people for the treatment and prevention of acute malnutrition in the country until May 2016
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