Similar Items: Piloting tools for caregiver-collected health and nutrition information
- Assessing Mbiotisho: A smartphone application used to collect high‐frequency health and nutrition data from difficult‐to‐reach populations
- Innovation for capturing and tracking temporal changes in health and nutrition indicators of households: Samburu pilot
- Improving nutrition and health data to and from remote regions
- Improved complementary feeding: A trainers manual for rural nutrition and health caregivers
- Impacts of consumption tracking and tailored feedback on meeting nutritional recommendations: a longitudinal regression discontinuity study
- Nutrition in drylands information systems agenda
Author: Jensen, Nathaniel D.
- Access to markets, weather risk, and livestock production decisions: Evidence from Ethiopia
- A long, dry season of COVID-19 in sub-Saharan Africa? The environmental impacts of the pandemic in the livestock sector in northern Kenya
- Targeted social protection in a pastoralist economy: Case study from Kenya
- Anticipatory action and pastoralism in Africa: A synthesis of current challenges, opportunities, and priorities
- Assessing Mbiotisho: A smartphone application used to collect high‐frequency health and nutrition data from difficult‐to‐reach populations
- Understanding pastoralists’ dynamic insurance uptake decisions: Evidence from four-year panel data in Ethiopia
Author: Alulu, Vincent
- Assessing Mbiotisho: A smartphone application used to collect high‐frequency health and nutrition data from difficult‐to‐reach populations
- Digital innovations for high-frequency ground truthing and monitoring of household welfare in pastoral communities
- Livestock insurance payouts and coping strategies of pastoralists during drought
- The impact of forage condition on household food security in northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia
- Disseminating KAZNET crowdsourced dryland information: A report of the baseline survey in northern Kenya
- Crowdsourcing data can help monitor drought impacts on food security