<qa>  What is the rate of SGA infants in Bangladesh?The International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA has reviewed published literature to collect information for its Coordinated Research Project CRP on Zinc Nutrition During Early Life , and observed that there is limited information on: 1 the concentration of zinc in breast milk of mothers in lower income countries at different times post-partum; 2 the total amount of zinc transferred from mothers to infants at different ages in these settings, and 3 zinc transfer from mother to infant born with appropriate-for-gestational-age AGA and small-for-gestational-age SGA. Therefore, IAEA has planned to assist local scientists to collect such information from selected countries. The International Zinc Nutrition Consultative Group IZiNCG has identified Bangladesh as a country with high risk of zinc deficiency IZiNCG, 2004, where the rate of SGA infants is 30 - one of the highest in the world de Onis, 1998. Thus, Bangladesh is an appropriate candidate country to participate in this CRP. 