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    Lisa Angraini is a nursing student at the university with student ID number P07120317022. The document discusses stunting in Indonesia, where approximately 27.7% of Indonesian children under 5 remain stunted despite government efforts. Stunting refers to reduced growth in body and brain from undernutrition. The government has implemented various anti-stunting programs promoting breastfeeding, complementary feeding, and basic hygiene. While these large-scale measures have helped, more still needs to be done to address stunting across Indonesia's many islands and large population.

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    Lisa Angraini is a nursing student at the university with student ID number P07120317022. The document discusses stunting in Indonesia, where approximately 27.7% of Indonesian children under 5 remain stunted despite government efforts. Stunting refers to reduced growth in body and brain from undernutrition. The government has implemented various anti-stunting programs promoting breastfeeding, complementary feeding, and basic hygiene. While these large-scale measures have helped, more still needs to be done to address stunting across Indonesia's many islands and large population.

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    Name: Lisa Angraini: Nim: P07120317022 Prodi: D-IV Keperawatan

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    Lisa Angraini is a nursing student at the university with student ID number P07120317022. The document discusses stunting in Indonesia, where approximately 27.7% of Indonesian children under 5 remain stunted despite government efforts. Stunting refers to reduced growth in body and brain from undernutrition. The government has implemented various anti-stunting programs promoting breastfeeding, complementary feeding, and basic hygiene. While these large-scale measures have helped, more still needs to be done to address stunting across Indonesia's many islands and large population.

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    Name : Lisa Angraini

    Nim : P07120317022

    Prodi : D-IV Keperawatan

    ANSWER !!!

    A. STUNTING IN INDONESIA
    B. Paragraph 1. About 27.7 percent (1 out of 4) Indonesian children under 5 years of age
    remain stunted, despite massive efforts by the government.
    Paragraph 2. Stunting, a term that conjures up images of film doubles engaged in death-
    defying moves, actually refers to a condition where undernourished children suffer
    reduced growth of body and brain.
    Paragraph 6. Over the years, the Health Ministry has delivered a host of anti-stunting
    programs.
    Paragraph 7. The ministry has also actively promoted best practices related to
    breastfeeding, complementary feeding, therapeutic feeding and basic hygiene.
    Undoubtedly, these large-scale measures have been effective.
    Paragraph 8. The government needs to be applauded for its Herculean efforts to reach out
    to nearly 268 million people scattered across 17,508 islands.
    C. Conclusion: So there are still many children who are stunted in Indonesia, even though
    there have been many efforts given by the government to prevent it, stunting is a
    condition of malnutrition in children that can reduce the growth of the body and brain in
    children, thus impairing cognitive and learning abilities

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