Resources
The cost of preventing undernutrition: cost, cost-efficiency and cost-effectiveness of three cash-based interventions on nutrition outcomes in Dadu, Pakistan
Abstract Cash-based interventions (CBIs) increasingly are being used to deliver humanitarian assistance and there is growing interest ...
Impact evaluation of different cash-based intervention modalities on child and maternal nutritional status in Sindh Province, Pakistan, at 6 mo and at 1 y: A cluster randomised controlled trial.
Cash-based interventions (CBIs), offer an interesting opportunity to prevent increases in wasting in humanitarian aid settings. However...
REFANI Study Visit, Islamabad – 27th March-4th April 2015
Brief overview of the recent visit As part of ENN's role as an academic lead in the DFID funded 'Research on Food Assistance for Nutri...
Lansa Working Paper - Women’s Agricultural Work and Nutrition in Pakistan: Findings from Qualitative Research
This paper is part of a larger exploratory study to answer the question: how might women's work in agriculture help rather than hinder ...
Infant Feeding in Emergencies (IYCF-E) orientation package (2010)
IFE Module 1, v 2.1, 2010 This is a package of resources to help in orientation on infant and young child feeding in emergencies (IFE)...
Harmonised Training Package (HTP) version 2
What is the HTP? The Harmonised Training Package (HTP) is a training resource and technical reference document that comprehensively do...
Maternal Nutrition in Emergencies. Summary of the state of play and key gaps (2012)
Background Technical Paper for the round table DG ECHO
ENN Annual Report 2010-11
Report of ENN's mission, objectives and activities during 2010-2011.
Report of a meeting to harmonise the criteria for monitoring and evaluation of the treatment of acute malnutrition in West and Central Africa
A workshop was convened in Dakar from November 30 to December 1, 2010 to harmonize the definitions and reporting formats of acutely mal...
Rapid assessment
A scientific in-depth survey conducted with about 2400 households in 4 different geographical areas duiring November to December 2005 -...