Te maa o te ao nei
4.0 i ni'a i te 5 feti'a (ia au i te 10)
no ni'a :
Te ohipa nei te mau nunaa atoa, te Micronutrient Initiative (MI), o te hoê ïa taatiraa a te mau nunaa atoa e ere no te moni i te fenua Canada o te ohipa ra no te faaore i te mau ereraa i te mau vitamina e te mau tao'a taero i roto i te mau nunaa atoa. Te turu ra te mau vitamina e te mau tao'a taero, tei pii - atoa - hia te mau micronutrients, i te mau ohipa faufaa roa o te ora, mai te tupuraa, te ohipa parururaa o te tino, e te ohipa a te mata, e tae noa ' tu te tupuraa o te roro, te faanahoraa o te roro, e te faanahoraa o te au, noa ' tu e e mea iti roa te reira e titauhia e te tino. Ua riro te ereraa i te maa nainai ei huru ereraa i te maa maitai e ua riro te reira ei fifi i te pae no te oraora - maitai - raa i roto e rave rahi mau nunaa atoa. Hau atu i te piti miria taata na te ao nei o te ora nei ma te ereraa i te mau vitamina e te mau tao'a taero.
te horo'a nei :
003/7/2022
Hi'opo'a-faahou-raa o te Te maa o te ao nei
“The organization advocates for, and provides funding and technical assistance for salt iodisation, the distribution of multi-micronutrient powders, the fortification of staple foods such as wheat flour with vitamin A, iron and folic acid, and dietary supplementation with vitamin A, iron, zinc and folic acid. Since 1997, with funding support from the Government of Canada, Nutrition International has provided more than eight billion doses of vitamin A for use by UNICEF and national governments.” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutrition_International_(organization)#Work) – they probably provide these in a trade-free manner.
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