Resources
Toolkit to Monitor Bottlenecks to Effective Coverage of Community-Based Management of Severe Acute Malnutrition Services
Community-based management of severe acute malnutrition (SAM) services are currently provided in more than 60 countries and reach alm...
Scaling Up Impact on Nutrition: What Will It Take?
Despite consensus on actions to improve nutrition globally, less is known about how to operationalize the right mix of actions—nutritio...
Research Priorities to Improve the Management of Acute Malnutrition in Infants Aged Less Than Six Months (MAMI)
Summary points for this study: Worldwide, 8.5 million infants aged less than 6 months (<6m) are acutely malnourished. For the first...
Research on Food Assistance for Nutritional Impact (REFANI): Literature Review
The REFANI literature review identifies existing evidence on the use of Cash Transfer Programmes (CTPs) and the impact of CTPs on acute...
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...
IFE Orientation Package: Supporting technical notes
Detailed notes are available that support the e-learning content and may be useful reference to those preparing orientation on IFE. Th...
Flyer on IYCF Feeding Support in Transit
This is a flyer developed by the facebook group "Infant Feeding Support for Refugee Children". Members of this group, who are breastfee...
CMAM Report
CMAM Report is a comprehensive monitoring and reporting package for global reporting on all CMAM components - TSFP, OTP, SC - as well a...
WHO/FAO guidelines for the safe preparation, storage and handling of powdered infant formula
IMPORTANT NOTE: These guidelines, leaflets and poster have NOT been made with the emergency setting in mind. Hence pictures of bottle f...
Weighing scales for young infants: A survey of relief workers
Field Exchange 29 December 2006, p.11 Survey of weighing scales used for young infants, by staff working in emergencies. This led to t...