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9. POLÍTICAS, SISTEMA DE SALUD Y ACCIONES COMUNITARIAS<br />
95<br />
Principios de Orientación para la alimentación de<br />
niños no amamantados entre los 6 y 23 meses de edad<br />
(22). En el Anexo 4 se presenta una lista de los indicadores<br />
principales y sus definiciones. Además de la<br />
información sobre cobertura basada en la población,<br />
también son importantes, las evaluaciones periódicas<br />
de la calidad de los establecimientos de salud (23) y las<br />
evaluaciones sobre el progreso hacia los objetivos operacionales<br />
definidos por la Estrategia Mundial, con el<br />
propósito de incrementar la proporción de <strong>lactante</strong>s y<br />
niños pequeños que reciben las <strong>int</strong>ervenciones efectivas<br />
sobre alimentación (24).<br />
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