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malnutrition among inschool children complex issue influenced socioeconomic environmental healthrelated factors posing significant challenges wellbeing educational trajectories developing countries review synthesized evidence multifaceted aspects child malnutrition within educational setting developing countries review followed six steps outlined arksey omalleys framework four main databases pubmed central jstor scopus searched additional searches conducted library proquest hinari google scholar google reference lists eligible papers checked review found low family income varying family sizes parental employment status educational levels significantly impact malnutrition among inschool children adolescents environmental elements including ruralurban residence household sanitation living conditions also influence malnutrition addition nutrition knowledge dietary habits nutrient deficiencies physical activity prevalent health conditions compound risk malnutrition study underscores extensive health impact malnutrition general health specific nutrient deficiencies fetalmaternal health concerns overall morbidity also malnutrition affects school performance attendance impacting cognitive abilities academic achievements addressing challenges requires comprehensive policy actions aligned sustainable development goals emphasizing poverty alleviation health literacy gender equity