SPRING/Kyrgyz Republic Project Overview
This short video is a brief overview of the work that SPRING has been doing in the Kyrgyz Republic since the project began in 2014.
This short video is a brief overview of the work that SPRING has been doing in the Kyrgyz Republic since the project began in 2014.
Policies can make a big impact on a country’s progress toward ending malnutrition, including both undernutrition and overweight, obesity and diet-related non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Responsibility for nutrition often falls across various government ministry lines, requiring a range of policies and involving multiple sectors and stakeholder platforms. Comprehensive policy action is urgently needed to address malnutrition in all its forms if governments are to reach global targets to reduce undernutrition and diet-related NCDs.
Degrees, March 2016
Prospera, formerly known as Progresa or Oportunidades, is a national conditional cash transfer program. EsIAN is a pilot program within Prospera that aims to strengthen Prospera’s health and nutrition component by addressing the nutritional transition in Mexico and improving the health and nutrition of beneficiaries, with a focus on the first 1,000 days.
Food and Agriculture Organization (July 2014)
Overseas Development Institute (ODI) (January 2014)
New York Times (February 2014)