Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu
Nutrition and Behaviour Change Communication strategies were participatorily developed to guide nutrition interventions and communication that enhances community awareness and capacity to increase access to and consumption of healthy diets in Tanna, Vanuatu and Malaita, Solomon Islands. The strategi...
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| author | Ekesa, Beatrice Nabuuma, Deborah |
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| description | Nutrition and Behaviour Change Communication strategies were participatorily developed to guide nutrition interventions and communication that enhances community awareness and capacity to increase access to and consumption of healthy diets in Tanna, Vanuatu and Malaita, Solomon Islands. The strategies focused on access to, utilisation and consumption of healthy sustainable diets from diverse locally available foods, while also incorporating and/or addressing the knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, skills, self-efficacy, and norms that support access to and consumption of healthy sustainable diets. This brief presents the context, development process and highlights from the two strategies. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1414622025-11-05T11:46:28Z Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu Ekesa, Beatrice Nabuuma, Deborah nutrition capacity development farming systems behavior change Nutrition and Behaviour Change Communication strategies were participatorily developed to guide nutrition interventions and communication that enhances community awareness and capacity to increase access to and consumption of healthy diets in Tanna, Vanuatu and Malaita, Solomon Islands. The strategies focused on access to, utilisation and consumption of healthy sustainable diets from diverse locally available foods, while also incorporating and/or addressing the knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, skills, self-efficacy, and norms that support access to and consumption of healthy sustainable diets. This brief presents the context, development process and highlights from the two strategies. 2024-04 2024-04-15T08:11:44Z 2024-04-15T08:11:44Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141462 en Open Access application/pdf Ekesa, B.; Nabuuma, D. (2024) Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Bioversity International. Kampala, Uganda. 8 p. |
| spellingShingle | nutrition capacity development farming systems behavior change Ekesa, Beatrice Nabuuma, Deborah Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu |
| title | Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu |
| title_full | Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu |
| title_fullStr | Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu |
| title_full_unstemmed | Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu |
| title_short | Nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for Solomon Islands and Vanuatu |
| title_sort | nutrition and behaviour change communication strategies for solomon islands and vanuatu |
| topic | nutrition capacity development farming systems behavior change |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141462 |
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