Site Archive
The SPRING Project ended in September 2018. This website provides an archive of SPRING's publications, tools, news, and other materials.
SPRING Highlights
Adolescent Nutrition CALL TO ACTION: Better Data Now to Drive Better Policies and Programs in the Future
Participants call on the international community to continue to raise awareness, encourage a coordinated and collective response, and prioritize specific actions that will generate the knowledge and data needed to improve adolescent nutrition.Evidence-based. Country-led. Results-driven. Improving lives through better nutrition.
Country Highlights
SPRING/Bangladesh aimed to improve the nutritional status of pregnant and lactating women and children under two years of age by promoting and supporting the adoption of Essential Nutrition Actions and Essential Hygiene Actions (ENA/EHA) and the consumption of nutritious and diverse diets.
Resource Review
A selection of materials to help you keep on top of developments from across SPRING’s technical areas.
CGIAR/IFPRI - AN4H, May 2014
The New York Times, May 2015
SPRING Activities
SPRING plans, implements, and evaluates activities across a range of global nutrition topics. Selected activities from our programs are highlighted below.
Featured Publications
Use SPRING's publications to learn about evidence, best practices, and policies for improving nutrition.
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Job Aids and Tools | January 2018
Counseling Cards: Best Agronomic Practices for Pumpkin - Sierra Leone