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UNHEALTHY DIETS IN RWANDA - Coggle Diagram
UNHEALTHY DIETS IN RWANDA
Leading causes of unhealthy diets.
Poverty
Limited access
To supermarkets.
Long distances to food stores.
Nutritional Deficiency with Age
Environmental and social issues
Peer influence.
Access to fast foods.
Being raised by caregivers who are illiterate about proper nutrition
Effects of unhealthy diets
Obesity.
Illness.
Death
Increased in non-communicable diseases
Nutrient deficiency
Water retention.
Unrestful sleep
Stroke
Low school perfomance
Decreased work capacity.
Business ideas and opportunities that can be generated from this issue
Opening a vegetarian restaurant.
Starting a seafood restaurant.
Open a healthy food blog business.
Organic food store.
Selling fruits.
Being a nutrition coach.
Benefits of a healthy food business.
Self satisfaction.
High profit returns are possible.
Incalculable earnings potential
It can be a home based business.
Solutions to unhealthy diets
Bettering maternal, newborn, and young child nutrition practices.
Managing severe acute malnutrition cases
Encouragement of the use of micronutrient supplements
Including nutrition in other programs, such as early childhood development and health.
Organizing workshops and training teaching about the consumption of health diets.
Involvement across different sectors to fight consumption of unhealthy diets.
Stakeholders.
Government
Coordination of trade, food system, and agricultural policies with regard to public health protection and promotion.
Increasing consumer demand for nutritious foods and meals.
Promoting healthy nutrition throughout one's life.
Public sectors.
Private sectors.
Benefits and key facts of eating a healthy diet.
A nutritious diet helps to prevent malnutrition in all of its forms, as well as noncommunicable diseases.
May help one live longer.
Supports muscles.
Boosts immunity.
Helps to achieve and maintain healthy body weight.
Between 2010 and 2015, rates of chronic malnutrition among children under the age of five, known as 'stunting,' fell from 44% to 38%. However, current rates are still excessive.