Lawrence Haddad was talking to bdnews24.com on Sunday on the sidelines of a seminar on nutrition in Dhaka. “My experience is that you can either engage with the private sector or you can ignore them. A multi-sectoral approach including the engagement of private sector is one of the policies that experts suggest the government overcome the situation. But private sector remained mostly unregulated resulting in what the Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation says gross violation of breastmilk substitute code or BMS code in the country. The second group such as mobile phones, he said, would be good for nutrition because of their big reach.

Source: bd News24 May 07, 2017 18:56 UTC