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Current breastfeeding patterns remain well below the level recommended by WHO and UNICEF in the following world: initiating breastfeeding immediately after the birth of the child; Exclusive breastfeeding up to 6 months; Give a complementary food starting from six months; The child should continue breastfeeding up to two years or beyond. In Burundi, there is some contrast between breastfeeding, which is clearly at an acceptable level, and the rate of chronic malnutrition is increasing, the age of the child reaching 45% between 9-11 months (DHS 2010). It is in a context that a cross-sectional, descriptive and analytical study with a 95% significance level was carried out with the aim of measuring the impact of breastfeeding practices on the nutrition of children under two years in Burundi.

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The research work was carried out at the National Park of Rusizi / Palm plantation area. The overall objective of the study is to elucidate the impacts of human activities on plant communities of the Rusizi Park especially the palm conservation sector.

Cancer is a major public health problem .The cervical cancer has been the basis of 34, 9% of all female deaths due to cancer in BURUNDI. Despite that there is no data on knowledge of the population; it would seem that this high rate of death from cervical cancer would be related to the lack of sufficient information and the low use of preventive measures.