The operational evidence base for delivering direct nutrition interventions to improve child nutrition and health in India: A review
The persistence of undernutrition in the face of India’s impressive economic growth continues to be of enormous concern. Less than 55% of mothers and children receive any of the essential health and nutrition inputs. POSHAN conducted a desk review to understand how evidence-based direct nutrition in...
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| Format: | Brief |
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International Food Policy Research Institute
2013
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/153592 |
| Summary: | The persistence of undernutrition in the face of India’s impressive economic growth continues to be of enormous concern. Less than 55% of mothers and children receive any of the essential health and nutrition inputs. POSHAN conducted a desk review to understand how evidence-based direct nutrition interventions are reflected in program design and how they are operationalized within the program landscape for improving maternal and child nutrition in India. |
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