Which of the following approaches is considered effective in reducing inequalities in child development at a societal level?
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Correct answer: Universal access to nutrition, healthcare, education and early-childhood support
Evidence supports that universal access to essential services and early support for all children helps mitigate inequalities and improves developmental outcomes across the population.
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