The Kaduna State government has pledged to strengthen its efforts in combating malnutrition through targeted health interventions.Officials highlighted key metrics such as Vitamin A supplementation coverage, deworming programs, and immunization rates, emphasizing their role in improving child survival.Data revealed 82% Vitamin A coverage among children aged 6-59 months, with 79% MUAC screening and 36% deworming rates.The report underscores the importance of exclusive breastfeeding, routine deworming, and micronutrient supplementation in reducing child mortality.Officials also noted that PENTA3 immunization coverage stands at 51%, while Sulphadoxine-Pyrimethamine uptake among pregnant women is 39%.These initiatives aim to address systemic gaps in nutrition services and ensure equitable access to healthcare.The meeting brought together government agencies, civil society, and development partners to review performance and plan targeted interventions.Experts stressed the need for quality data, effective implementation, and sustained commitment to achieve long-term health outcomes.The collaboration highlights Kaduna's dedication to improving maternal and child health through evidence-based strategies.