Guatemala
Collaborating Institutions in Guatemala
Diagnostic:
Assessing the Food and Nutrition Situation in Rural Guatemala
A nutritional assessment of rural Guatemala with recommendations.
Bringing
Books to Guatemala
Description of a project to supply Guatemalan communities with small
libraries.
Levels
of Vitamin A in Common Foods of Guatemala
An assessment of the Vitamin A levels in the diet of Guatemalans.
Guides
for a Brighter Tomorrow
Noticing the nutrition problems in her country, Tania Emil ia Reyes
Rivas determined that she would help solve the frustrating cycle
of malnutrition and lack of sanitation that has spanned generations
for many Guatemalan families.
Soy
Fortified Tortillas Gain Acceptance in Guatemala
Soy fortified tortillas are introduced into Guatemala with plosive
results.
Furthering
Nutrition in Guatemala
Katherine Diéguez makes nutritional advances as she works with the
Ezra Taft Benson Agriculture and Food Institute in Guatemala.
Food
Guide for Infants
A study of the infant diet practices in Guatemala.
Benson
Institute Scholars: the Next Generation of Concerned Professionals
By working with the Benson Institute, students receive practical
experience in promoting a higher quality of life for the people
of their country.
Guatemalan
Research: Making Poultry Profitable
Oscar García researches the effects of corn flour supplementation
in poultry feed on the health and production of chickens. Results
are recorded.
Reading
Life's Textbook in Guatemala
BYU agronomy and nutrition interns work to improve life in Chiquimula,
Guatemala. Teaching programs were established, and child nutrition
was analyzed.
Nutritional
Habits During Pregnancy & Lactation
While malnutrition is an ubiquitous problem in rural Guatemala,
it is of special concern among pregnant and nursing women
Agroforestry
in Guatemalan Agriculture
Agroforestry is used within Guatemalan mountain terrain to preserve
soil structure and nutrition.
Dona Prudencia
Ramos: A Success Story
The story of Dona Prudencia Ramos and her family's rise from poverty
with the help of the Benson Institute.
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