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UNICEF internal technical note: nutrition and Mpox case management
The objective of this technical note is to provide guidance on Nutrition-Mpox response for UNICEF and partner staff. Mpox, previou...
Evidence Review for Programme guidance on Nutrition of Women and Girls in Humanitarian Settings
This is a supplementary document to the Programme Guidance to Protect the Nutrition of Women and Adolescent Girls in Humanitarian Setti...
Programme guidance: Nutrition of Women and Girls in Humanitarian Settings
This guidance is intended for nutrition clusters, UNICEF and World Food Programme (WFP) staff, and other practitioners involved in desi...
NiE and the Climate Crisis: GNC Scoping and Options Paper
This paper provides an evaluation of the GNC strategic approach to addressing the intersection of climate change and nutrition in emerg...
ICSC Monitoring and Evaluation Guidance Note
It is becoming increasingly evident that the needs of people affected by humanitarian crises, whether natural or man-made, acute or pro...
2022 GNC Annual Meeting - Side event - Health Systems Strengthening
Sessions during this side event: Practical learning from the transition for CMAM Surge to Health Surge (Concern-Lucy Lafferty and&nb...
Briefs on the linkages between Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Nutrition
We want to share with you compelling information about the linkages between gender-based violence (GBV) and nutrition. The briefs belo...
Guidance Note Contribution of NGOs to Cluster Leadership at National & Sub-national level
The cluster approach was adopted in 2005, following an independent Humanitarian Response Review, to address gaps and to increase the ef...
Interim Guidance on Household Surveys during COVID-19: SMART (ENG/FR)
As the COVID-19 pandemic is still unfolding, most countries have introduced measures to cope with the increased caseload of severe COVI...
IMC: Nutrition Programming-Adjusting to COVID-19 guidance
Produced by International Medical Corps, this guidance document outlines adaptations to global nutrition programming during the COVID-1...