World Vision Policy on Milk and Milk-Derived Products in Field Programmes
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To ensure effective infant and young child feeding practices and avoidance of harm to children, World Vision has set an internal policy regarding the procurement and use of milk and milk-derived products in field programmes, in both emergency and non-emergency contexts. This version was updated in June 2021.
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