The project aims to study the prevalence of parasitic infections among children aged 12–59 months. This age range is critical for growth and development, making the identification and prevention of intestinal infections especially important. The study will identify key risk factors affecting infection rates in rural areas of the region and develop preventive recommendations. Expected outcomes include the creation of a database on infection prevalence, the development of a comprehensive set of sanitary and hygienic measures, and increased public awareness.
