The NNMRRP provides what type of information?

The NNMRRP (National Nutrition Monitoring and Related Research Program) primarily provides general information on target population data, which encompasses a wide range of nutritional parameters and health measures relevant to various demographics. This program collects and analyzes data concerning food consumption, nutrition knowledge, and health indicators to assess the nutritional status of the American population.

The information gathered is critical for informing public health policies, nutrition guidelines, and interventions aimed at improving the nutritional health of specific groups. By focusing on target populations, the NNMRRP assists in identifying trends in dietary habits and nutritional needs, enabling stakeholders to implement effective community nutrition strategies tailored to those demographics.

In contrast, the other options focus on specific aspects of nutrition support that do not align with the core function of the NNMRRP. Standard recommendations, resources for funding, and expertise in needs assessments, are more specialized services that would typically involve different agencies or programs dedicated to these areas.