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"The situation of Pakistan is currently worse than that in much of sub-Saharan Africa. This is a life and death crisis for many but also causes impaired development with long-term effects."
Meena Gabeena, Senior Officer Communications looks into the grim picture the state of Child affairs depicts in Pakistan

"Over 54 percent of women in Pakistan do not have adequate food resulting in high malnutrition amongst them. As demoralizing as the data is from this survey what really concerns me is that not only in Asia but Pakistan is ranked one of the lowest in the entire world when it comes to saving newborns from preventable diseases which can easily be controlled by administering simple vaccinations."
--Saeed Ahmed, Advocacy & Campaigns Manager gives a glimpse how children in Pakistan are up against the daunting odds to survive & are rightly called the "Super Heroes"

Islamabad: To address malnutrition, the role of civil society organizations was discussed during a national consultation on establishment of Scaling Up Nutrition-Civil Society Alliance(SUN-CSA) organized by development partners including Save the Children Pakistan Program and Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund.

Every Newborn Action Plan(ENAP) is strongly recommended to be taken into account, Media across the National crossbroad has been de-breifed amid Pakistan's participation in World Health Assembly Session