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Issue 5 (October 1998)

Evaluation

An information system in exile - Is it working? (page 22)
Angola Agricultural Programmes (page 23)
WFP intervention in Bosnia Herzegovina '92 - '97 (page 24)

Field Article

Persistent Micronutrient Problems among Refugees in Nepal (page 4)
Food distribution in Mandera district (Kenya) (page 10)
Rhino Camp, Uganda: A Refugee Perspective (page 16)
Selective Feeding Programmes in Wadjir: Some Reasons for Low Coverage and High Defaulter Rate (page 17)
Nutrition in the DPRK - a field view (page 21)
Micronutrients - The Basics (page 26)

Research

Appropriate Vitamin C Fortification Levels for CSB? (page 6)
Konzo Associated with War in Mozambique (page 7)
Pots and Pans Combat Anaemia! (page 7)
Refugee Influx Can Improve Services for Locals (page 8)
In-country Capacity for Food Fortification (page 9)
Reduce Scurvy Risk through Germination! (page 9)

Agency Profile

Food for the Hungry (page 20)

Letter

Letter on 'silent emergency' in India, by Rita Bhatia (page 19)

News & Views

Funding to Test Out Camp Level Milling and Fortification Equipment (page 13)
NEWS of FEWS: Famine Early Warning Systems, the World Wide Web, and the International Famine Centre at University College Cork. (page 13)
The Measurement of Micronutrient Deficiencies - A Long Way to Go (page 13)
Division Over Sanctions on Iraq (page 14)
The Future of Food Aid (page 14)
WHO Study Suggests: Field Workers Unprepared (page 14)
Bahr-el-Ghazal Nutritionists Meet (page 15)
DFID Announces a Rise in Spending. (page 15)
Disasters (page 15)

Other

Small Scale Fortification Network! (page 25)
Sudan in Crisis (page 25)