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Explaining the slow decline in child stunting: A multi-stakeholder qualitative case study from Sabang, Indonesia
Stunting remains a major public health problem, particularly in Africa and Asia, including Indonesia. Sabang City recorded the slowest stunting reduction in Aceh Province (AARR: -5.20%). This qualitative case study examined factors underlying the slow decline in stunting prevalence in Sabang City. T
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