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Global progress toward nutrition targets is slow, with few countries on track to meet goals for anemia, stunting, and child overweight by 2030, highlighting the urgent need for long-term, multisectora...

35% Skilled Workforce in Sight as Malaysia Pushes Training and Automation  Malaysia is setting its sights on having more than a third of its workforce classified as skilled by 2030. Minister Tengku Zafrul said the target, alongside an annual productivity increase of 3.6%, is crucial for boosting the nation’s competitiveness. He outlined five main strategies, […]

Researchers analyzed data from 163 countries to investigate global physical inactivity trends from 2000 to 2022. They found an increase from 23.4% to 31.3%, indicating challenges in meeting the 15% re...

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