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

Learning from Nepal's Multi-Sectoral Nutrition Plan Implementation in Three Priority Districts

PBN District Activities

As part of the national Pathways to Better Nutrition (PBN) study in Nepal (2014–2016), SPRING selected three “case” districts out of the original six Multi-sectoral Nutrition Plan (MSNP) prototype districts.¹ In these three districts (Achham, Kapilvastu, and Parsa) and in three village development committees (VDCs), we used in–depth qualitative d

SPRING’s Pathways to Better Nutrition Case Study in Nepal Shares Final Findings in Three Districts

SPRING held three district-level dissemination events in Nepal to present 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). The PBN study was supported by the National Planning Commission of Nepal and its nutrition secretariat. Madhukar B.

Estimating Country-Level Nutrition Investments: Global Implications of a Two-Country Study

Authors: A. Pomeroy-Stevens¹, A. D’Agostino¹, M. B. Shrestha², A. Muzoora³, N. Adero³, M. Shrestha²¹SPRING project, Arlington, VA, JSI; ²SPRING consultant, Nepal, Kathmandu, HKI Nepal; ³SPRING/Uganda, Kampala, Uganda, JSI

Nepal

SPRING’s work in Nepal focuses on nutrition systems and district-level anemia prevention and control.

Adapting National Nutrition Action Plans to the Subnational Context: The Case of Nepal

This brief is part of a series of "interim" technical briefs, which will culminate with a final two-year study report in 2016. This technical brief begins with a background on the study and goes on to discuss the case of Nepal’s multi-sector nutrition plan.

Predictors of Micronutrient Powder Sachet Coverage in Nepal

Matern Child Nutr. 2015

Nepal

For the Long Haul: Financing Sustained Commitment to Nutrition

This brief is part a series of "interim" technical briefs, culminating in a final two-year study report in 2016.

Annex: SPRING Pathways to Better Nutrition Qualitative Methods - Nepal

SPRING has adapted guidance from several sources to develop a methodology for extracting nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive funding data from donor and government budget documents. This document is an annex to the Pathways to Better Nutrition (PBN) Case Study Series that outlines SPRING’s methodology and includes limitations of the data presented, as well as references for further information.