Question Q(15)GS2GS2
Addressing the problem of chronic malnutrition in the country requires nutrition-specific as well as nutrition-sensitive approaches. In this context, discuss. (15 marks, 250 words)
Main Body
Mid-day Meal schemechildren show 25% less stunting and wasting.
ICDS, Mission Posham 2.0, National Food Security Act – to address non-availability of food.
Dietary diversity- by promoting millets, fruits, etc.
A major role is also by Nutrient-Sensitive interventions- these do not directly provide food, but impact health
Family Planning- Easing access to contraceptives.
Free vasectomy/ tubectomy should be provided for.
Delayed Marriage- Research shows girls who marry early are more prone to give birth to children
with health issues.
More education, jobs- again leads to family planning, delayed marriage- women get & say in family planning matters.
Promoting WASH, Sanitation & Hygiene).
Thus, by a mix of both nutrient-specific and sensitive interventions, India should progress on SDG-2- Zero Hunger and SDG-3- Health for all.
134 words8 paragraphs2 bullet points
Conclusion
Thus, by a mix of both nutrient-specific and sensitive interventions, India should progress on SDG-2- Zero Hunger and SDG-3- Health for all.
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Topper
Gaurav Ojha
AIR 2042025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Social Sector Services - Health, Education, Human Resources
Health
Malnutrition and Nutrition Policy
Writing Stats
156
Total words
8
Paragraphs
2
Bullets