Translation of "Unterernährte kinder" in English

There are several million undernourished children in Europe.

Undernourished children are more susceptible to illness.

Some 80 tonnes of minerals and vitamins will be distributed to undernourished children.

I visited also the feeding centre for undernourished children.

100 kindergarten children receive two free meals a day

Malnourished children are admitted as inpatients into the hospice if necessary.

Besides Cuba is also the only Latin American country without malnourished children.

Malnourished children often suffer the loss of precious mental capacities.

There are currently few malnourished children but numbers may well increase during the monsoon season.

Tdh advises and assists pregnant women, mothers of newborn infants or malnourished children.

These projects have focused on providing emergency medical care and food for malnourished children under five years of age.

Milot, Haiti – 100 kindergarten children suffering from malnutrition receive two free meals a day.

Between 1940 and 1945, about 62.000 undernourished and sick children were beneficiaries of the program.

She worked as a primary school teacher and was involved with malnourished mothers and children in Africa.

We also treat severe malnutrition in children in our ambulant nutrition centre in Maiduguri, Borno state.

During the Second Sudanese Civil War, UNICEF had a camp in Acumcum to treat malnourished children.

According to UNICEF, children who suffer from severe under-nutrition are 9.5 times more likely to die from diarrhea and 6.4 times more likely to die from pneumonia.

EU funding provides critically needed food aid, particularly to severely malnourished children, as well as health care, access to clean water, sanitation services and critical non food items.

Medecins Sans Frontieres-France (MSF) has carried out an exploratory mission to the area, and identified at least 450 "high risk" malnourished children, mainly Liberian.

A nutritional support equivalent to 15.000 tonnes are being distributed to the most vulnerable groups during April 2002 to March 2003 to an estimated 700.000 malnourished children and 350.000 pregnant and lactating mother.

ECHO's aid will go to three hospitals and 34 clinics and, in the district of Vahun, a feeding programme for malnourished children.

It will help the government, as part of its health sector reform, to fund investment in under-performing health districts, buy therapeutic food for malnourished children and ensure that children and pregnant women continue to be exempt from charges.

The new emergency funding will be used to help severely malnourished children, to assist about 100,000 refugees from Mali in neighboring countries, and to provide up to 150,000 people in Mali affected by the ongoing fighting with food and basic services.

The assistance includes food support (for 30,000 people), a supplementary nutrition programme (covering 3,000 malnourished children and 600 lactating mothers) and wells for drinking water (25,000 beneficiaries).

The project provides for five therapeutic nutrition centres to be set up in Mao, Motoa, N'tonia, Nokou and Moussoro for around 500 severely malnourished children, the establishment of nutritional monitoring and the distribution of dry rations to some 5 000 moderately undernourished children under the age of five.

In the West Bank and Gaza Strip the present funding decision will support more than 550 000 people receiving emergency food from UNRWA, as well as food distribution to families who have been cut off from income-generating activities, malnourished children and pregnant/feeding mothers.

Particular attention will be given to women and children, with special programs for the victims of sexual violence and for malnutrition among children

During my visit to Niger in early June I saw for myself the scale of the food crisis affecting the Sahel region and the ensuing large numbers of severely malnourished children brought for treatment to Commission funded nutrition centres.

Malnourished children are also prone to infection and disease and this can result in high absentism or the inability to function in school.