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     Reducing Stunting Through
     Trade Reforms:
     Analysis of Food Prices and 
     Stunting Prevalence
     in Indonesia
     by Assyifa Szami Ilman & Iqbal Dawam Wibisono
              Reducing Stunting Through Trade Reforms:
       Analysis of Food Prices and Stunting Prevalence in Indonesia    
                              
                          Author:
                        Assyifa Szami Ilman
                   Center for Indonesian Policy Studies (CIPS)
                       Iqbal Dawam Wibisono
                       Universitas Padjadjaran
                        Jakarta, Indonesia
                         March, 2019
               Copyrights © 2019 by Center for Indonesian Policy Studies
                                GLOSSARY
                                Malnutrition :               A condition resulting from taking in nutrient components below or 
                                                             above the amount needed by the body, causing health problems. 
                                Undernutrition :             Insufficient intake of nutrients to meet an individual’s needs to 
                                                             maintain good health status.
                                Stunting :                   A child younger than five years old whose height-for-age ratio is 
                                                             more than two standard deviations below the WHO Child Growth 
                                                             Standards median, generally as a result of long-term, insufficient 
                                                             nutrient intake and frequent infections.
                                Wasting :                    A child younger than five years old whose weight-for-height ratio 
                                                             is less more than two standard deviations below WHO Child Growth 
                                                             Standards median, generally as a result of long-term insufficient 
                                                             nutrient intake and frequent infections.
                                Underweight :                A child younger than five years old whose weight-for-age ratio is more 
                                                             than two standard deviations below WHO Child Growth Standards 
                                                             median, generally as a result of long-term insufficient nutrient intake 
                                                             and frequent infections.
                                 
                                 
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