UN Tackles Stunted Growth in Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization is working to tackle widespread malnutrition in children following reports that one-third of the population has stunted growth. In Mutare West, a district about 400 kilometers southeast of Harare, children play as a group of women cooks. The women are part of FAO's Livelihoods and Food Security Program, which is funded by Britain and aims to improve nutrition and income security for small-scale farmers in eight...

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