In Jordan’s Za’atari camp, a nutrition intervention tailored to refugees’ cultural preferences and food availability successfully reduced malnutrition rates among children. Incorporating community feedback, local volunteer training, and flexible service delivery allowed the program to overcome logistical challenges. This case emphasizes adaptability and community involvement as best practices for health interventions in vulnerable populations.
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