Minding the Gaps Along the Agriculture-to-Nutrition Pathway: 4th Annual Agriculture to Nutrition Scientific Symposium
Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Nutrition, July 2016
Nepal
Capital city
Kathmandu
Latitude
27.72
Longitude
85.32
Geo
POINT (85.32 27.72)
Country Boundaries
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USAID Nutrition Profile
Pathways to Better Nutrition: Global Recommendations
SPRING presented final PBN cross-study recommendations on July 28th, 2016.
Global Nutrition Experts Gather to Discuss the Evidence on Effective Multi-Sectoral Nutrition Policy
Around the world, countries are outlining ambitious new strategies for tackling nutrition through a multi-sectoral approach, yet there has been little evidence that these plans actually translate into better nutrition for women and children. On July 28, 2016, SPRING launched the final reports from the Pathways to Better Nutrition Case Studies. Amanda Pomeroy-Stevens presented the main findings and recommendations from this work.
SPRING's Pathways to Better Nutrition
Final results from a two-year, two-country study to help stakeholders understand how nutrition-related activities are prioritized and funded.
Pathways to Better Nutrition Country Case Studies Overview
Good governance and policy can create momentum for improved nutrition. But how can countries best move from good nutrition policy to improved nutrition outcomes? SPRING’s Pathways to Better Nutrition Case Studies provide new evidence to help countries understand how nutrition-related activities are prioritized and funded, focusing on the effect that national nutrition action plans have on these processes in two different contexts: Uganda and Nepal.
Pathways to Better Nutrition Country Case Studies: Methods
The Pathways to Better Nutrition (PBN) Case Studies take an innovative approach to documenting the influence of multi-sectoral national nutrition action plans (NNAPs)
Pathways to Better Nutrition: Nepal Case Study
Nepal’s Multi-sector Plan of Action for Nutrition, 2013-2017 (MSNP) provides a unique opportunity to understand how nutrition policy is translated into action. SPRING’s two-year Pathways to Better Nutrition study drew on qualitative and quantitative data to provide a 360-degree view of Nepal’s MSNP process, including the policy, enabling processes and drivers, prioritization, and funding for nutrition described below.
Photos from the Pathways to Better Nutrition Nepal National and District Dissemination Events
SPRING held three district- and one national-level dissemination events in Nepal to present final results from the Pathways to Better Nutrition (PBN) Case Study, which focused on Nepal’s implementation of a national nutrition action plan: The Multi-Sector Nutrition Plan (MSNP).
SPRING’s Pathways to Better Nutrition Case Study Findings Presented in Kathmandu
SPRING released findings from the multi-sectoral Pathways to Better Nutrition (PBN) Case Study during a national event in Kathmandu, Nepal on April 20th, 2016. The National Planning Commission (NPC) chaired the event. There were over 60 participants representing multiple government ministries, donors, UN groups, civil society, academia, and the private sector.