The World Food Programme, in partnership with the Japanese Government and Koko Plus, a private initiative, has launched a pilot project at Parkoso in the Asokore Mampong Municipality of the Ashanti region aimed at reducing malnutrition among infants in the Municipality in the next two years.
At the launch of the project, the Country Director of the World Food Programme, Rukia Yacoub explained that the nutrition intervention is also part of the WFP’s integrated strategic Plan for Ghana between this year and 2023 towards the attainment of Goal Two of the Sustainable Development Goals.
This Goal enjoins UN member nations to work towards Zero Hunger by 2030.
