2026
Home-Based Food Production and Nutritional Shifts During COVID-19 in MadagascarSustainable development goals series, Child Nutrition and Water Access
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In child nutrition and water access
Zoniaina
Ramahaimandimby
“Research focused on Child Nutrition and Water Access and adjacent fields.”
University Of AntananarivoMadagascar
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oniaina Ramahaimandimby is a researcher working on Child Nutrition and Water Access. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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Topics
Child Nutrition and Water Access×4Agricultural Innovations and Practices×2Urban Agriculture and Sustainability×2Iron Metabolism and Disorders×1Trace Elements in Health×1
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CurrentlyJapan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences, Madagascar
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Recent publications
2026Open access
Paths to Wellness: How Agriculture Shapes Child Health in the Malagasy Highlands Through Diet and MicronutrientsSustainable development goals series, Trace Elements in Health
2026
Milk Matters: Enhancing Early Childhood Nutrition Through Dairy in Central MadagascarSustainable development goals series, Child Nutrition and Water Access
2026
Rainfall Patterns—Plant-Based Proteins—Child Malnutrition: How Are They Linked in Central Madagascar?Sustainable development goals series, Child Nutrition and Water Access
2026
How Vegetable Farming Transforms Lives of Smallholder Farmers in Madagascar’s Central HighlandsSustainable development goals series, Urban Agriculture and Sustainability
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