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2022 | Global Health
This document has been developed by the Technical Assistance to Strengthen Capabilities project (TASC) team to support the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of nutrition-relevant Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office programmes. This includes guidance on how to support more accurate measurement of programme outcomes and impacts for all target populations, including the most marginalised women and children; and to […]2021 | TASC
Les systèmes nationaux d’information pour la nutrition impliquent la collecte, l’analyse et l’interprétation continues des données relatives à la nutrition. Ils sont essentiels pour évaluer l’état nutritionnel actuel et changeant des populations, suivre l’évolution des actions et hiérarchiser les efforts visant à améliorer la nutrition.Ces études de cas mettent en lumière des exemples provenant […]2021 | TASC
National information systems for nutrition involve the continuous collection, analysis and interpretation of nutrition-related data. They are essential for assessing current and changing nutritional status of populations, tracking the progress of actions, and prioritising efforts towards improving nutrition. These case studies highlight examples from four countries. Each provides an overview of the main characteristics of information systems for nutrition […]2022 | Global Health
Social assistance is recognised as an important mechanism to support poor and vulnerable members of society and is increasingly being considered as a means of supporting nutritionally at-risk populations. This guidance focuses on the nutrition sensitivity of social assistance and is intended as a resource that can support practitioners at any point in the programme cycle. The primary audience […]2021 | TASC
The evidence tracker identifies and summarises data and evidence made available since August 2020 relating to the indirect impacts of COVID-19 on nutrition and policy responses. The thematic focus areas include 1) Nutrition intervention delivery and coverage, 2) The availability and price of nutritious foodstuffs, 3) Dietary diversity and dietary practices – particularly among women and children, 4) Breastfeeding practices […]2021 | TASC
The evidence tracker identifies and summarises data and evidence made available since August 2020 relating to the indirect impacts of COVID-19 on nutrition and policy responses. It is a joint product of the three consortium members under TASC: DAI, Nutrition Works, and Development Initiatives (DI), and includes previous work conducted under MQSUN+ from August to November 2020. The thematic […]2022 | Global Health
This guidance offers practical information on 1) how to identify population groups that are most nutritionally at-risk and 2) how to better address the nutritional needs of identified at-risk groups. It is organised according to key phases of the project cycle and includes annexes with further resources and analysis on at-risk groups and strategies to reach them.2022 | Global Health
The purpose of this guidance is to support organisations and practitioners involved in food system activities to design programmes and conduct policy engagement to enable the world’s most vulnerable people to eat more diverse, healthier diets, while also meeting climate and/or economic objectives. In so doing, it aims to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of food system activities […]2021 | TASC
The Technical Assistance for Nutrition (TAN) programme is a 6.5-year (May 2015–November 2021), £35.8 million Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO)-funded initiative that provides support to the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement and FCDO staff. The Maximising the Quality of Scaling Up Nutrition Plus (MQSUN+) programme was a Technical Assistance (TA) facility within the larger […]Further Refine Results by Document Type:
2022 | Global Health
This document has been developed by the Technical Assistance to Strengthen Capabilities project (TASC) team to support the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of nutrition-relevant Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office programmes. This includes guidance on how to support more accurate measurement of programme outcomes and impacts for all target populations, including the most marginalised women and children; and to […]2016 | Health Partners International
HPI presented this poster at the Mechanical Bioengineering Conference under the Appropriate Healthcare Technologies for Low Resource Settings track, held by the Institution of Engineering and Technology. The AHT Conference brought together healthcare technologists, clinicians, researchers and public bodies from around the world to explore effective engineering solutions to meet the healthcare problems in low resource settings. PLAMAHS reports on […]2021 | TASC
Les systèmes nationaux d’information pour la nutrition impliquent la collecte, l’analyse et l’interprétation continues des données relatives à la nutrition. Ils sont essentiels pour évaluer l’état nutritionnel actuel et changeant des populations, suivre l’évolution des actions et hiérarchiser les efforts visant à améliorer la nutrition.Ces études de cas mettent en lumière des exemples provenant […]2021 | TASC
National information systems for nutrition involve the continuous collection, analysis and interpretation of nutrition-related data. They are essential for assessing current and changing nutritional status of populations, tracking the progress of actions, and prioritising efforts towards improving nutrition. These case studies highlight examples from four countries. Each provides an overview of the main characteristics of information systems for nutrition […]2021 | TASC
Los sistemas nacionales de información para la nutrición incluyen la recopilación, el análisis y la interpretación continua de datos relacionados con la nutrición. Son esenciales para evaluar el estado nutricional actual y cambiante de las poblaciones, monitorear el progreso de las acciones y priorizar los esfuerzos para mejorar la nutrición.Estos estudios de caso destacan ejemplos de cuatro países
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