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MIYCN Elements: Formative Research | Capacity Building
The first component of the SPRING/DG collaborative approach, Initiation, has three distinct steps: mobilization, situational analysis, and capacity building (Figure 1). Complete information on all steps can be found in the DG SOPs.
The SPRING/Digital Green collaborative approach represents a unique combination of technology and social and behavior change communication for improved nutrition.
MIYCN Elements: MIYCN Refresher Trainings and Disseminations | Verifying Adoptions | Improving the Program Based on Data and Feedback
Appendix 1: Illustrative Project Gantt Chart (DOC, 23 KB)
Appendix 2: Specifications for Video Production and Dissemination Equipment Sets (DOC, 82 KB)
Appendix 3: Formative Research Protocol and Tools
The Kyrgyz Republic has recognized that anemia rates in the country are too high, and is committed to improving anemia especially among pregnant and lactating women and children under two years of age.
Social and behavior change communication (SBCC) is a crucial element of any nutrition intervention.
“Collaborating for Results” is the name of a recent agricultural meeting that brought together project and thought leaders to foster dialogue on innovative ways to effectively collaborate toward greater results and to facilitate the achievement of the USAID/Ghana Feed the Future goal of reducing
The Tool for Rapid Evaluation of Facility-Level Nutrition Assessment, Counseling, and Support (REF-NACS) is a generic tool tha
SPRING has developed a simple and easy-to-use toolkit for mapping the nutritio
SPRING/Ghana’s activities aim to accelerate reductions in stunting and anemia in Northern Ghana.
Building on its successful collaboration with Digital Green in Odisha, India, SPRING is integrating nutrition into community videos produced and screened in
This document is part of an occasional series produced by SPRING staff and consultants on topics of relevance to practitioners in global nutrition.
SPRING is supporting the rollout of a micronutrient power (MNP) program among children 6-23 months in one pilot district of Uganda. The program, called the Vitamin and Mineral Powder program, promotes "point-of-use" fortification (also known as home fortification in Uganda).
Photo credit: Judiann McNulty, SPRING consultant
The April 23, 2015, Ag2Nut community call featured two new toolkits for gender in agriculture, food security, and nutrition. The event explored new thinking in this important area, as well as the application and complementarities of the two toolkits.
Recognizing the need for concerted action to increase nutrition impacts through at-scale social and behavior change communication (SBCC) programs, SPRING partnered with the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) to co
The webinar on Thursday, April 30, 2015 unpacked how two agricultural livelihoods and food systems investments strive to improve household nutrition
The April Ag2Nut community call featured two new toolkits from CARE and Land O'Lakes for gender in agriculture, food security, and nutrition. The event explored new thinking in this important area, as well as the application and complementarities of the two toolkits.
This webinar featured two Feed the Future activities, the Integrated Improved Livelihoods Program (IILP), and The Rwanda Dairy Competitiveness Program II (RDCP).