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La FAO reconoce a la República Dominicana por alcanzar la meta de Hambre Cero

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The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has addressed the state of nutrition in the Dominican Republic, identifying key priorities for the nation's food agenda. Rodrigo Castañeda, the FAO representative in the country, stated that the primary upcoming challenges involve reducing high levels of adult obesity and improving dietary habits.

The announcement highlights ongoing public health concerns regarding nutritional imbalances in the Dominican population. By focusing on adult obesity and the promotion of healthy diets, the FAO's agenda points to critical areas requiring policy intervention and public awareness to improve long-term health outcomes in the region.

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