Population-level risks are based on the most recent prevalence estimates of key nutrition indicators for a specific geographic area or population group. As these nutrition indicators are most likely obtained from survey data, population-level risks may be identified at the national or sub-national level by the appropriate government body. The recommended interventions for identified population risks should then be disseminated to health centres for implementation. When a geographic area or population group meets the thresholds of the risk assessment, the recommended intervention applies to the population as a whole and does not depend on individual assessment....