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Multi-sector programming at the sub-national level: A case study in the regions of Matam and Kédougou, Senegal
Lire en FRANCAIS ICI. This case study features as one of three in a series of case studies documenting multi-sector programming at the...
Improving screening for malnourished children at high risk of death: a study of children aged 6–59 months in rural Senegal
Abstract Objective: To investigate whether children with concurrent wasting and stunting require therapeutic feeding and to better und...
Exploring multi-sector programming at the sub-national level in Senegal, Nepal and Kenya
Lire en FRANCAIS ICI. This is a synthesis document that accompanies three case studies carried out by ENN to document nutrition-sensit...
Concurrent wasting and stunting among under-five children in Niakhar, Senegal
Abstract The study describes the patterns of concurrent wasting and stunting (WaSt) among children age 6-59 months living in the 1980...
Workplace Lactation Support Program Toolkit
This toolkit aims to provide information and guidance for institutions, companies, and other organizations interested in implementing p...
Workplace Lactation Support Program Toolkit
?This toolkit aims to provide information and guidance for institutions, companies, and other organizations interested in implementing ...
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...
Outcome of Infants in Kabul Therapeutic Feeding Units. Evaluation of Relactation by the Supplemental Suckling Technique
Outcome of Infants in Kabul Therapeutic Feeding Units. Evaluation of Relactation by the Supplemental Suckling Technique. Odile Oberlin,...
Including infants in nutrition surveys - Kabul City
Field Exchange 9, March 2001 p.15-17 Includes comment from Michael Golden. Articles look at issues and difficulties of including infa...