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Supported by Save the Children in partnership with the Mars Wrigley Foundation, this project has been implemented in three Asian countries, including China, the Philippines, and Vietnam. Its goal is to enhance the health and educational outcomes of school-aged children by promoting the use of health and nutrition services within schools. In Vietnam, the project’s initiatives align with the ongoing efforts to implement the National Strategic Goals of the School Health Program during the periods of 2011–2015, 2016–2020, and 2021–2025.
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