Between 2005 and 2010, Food for the Hungry (FH) applied the Care Group (CG) model in Sofala, Mozambique, with the aim of reaching more than 1 million pregnant women and women with children 0–23 months to decrease malnutrition in children in this age group. The program focused on nine key behaviors in the areas of maternal and child health, nutrition, WASH, and preventive care.
ICF International, December 2014
The Lancet Global Health (November 2014)
SPRING/Bangladesh is committed to advocating the importance of handwashing. As a central component of its work, SPRING works hand in hand with the Government of Bangladesh and with rural communities to ensure that handwashing is prioritized, that its importance vis-à-vis nutrition is underscored and emphasized, and that families understand its importance in early childhood development.
WASHplus, September 2014
Multiple-use water services (MUS) is a participatory, integrated approach to water management that supports both agricultural production and domestic activities at or near the home. One of its principle strengths is that it overcomes traditional barriers between the domestic and productive water sectors.
Since 2012, SPRING has been collaborating with its US- and India-based partner, Digital Green, i
Transform Nutrition (April 2014)
WASHplus (July 2014)
