Hi,
I am looking for references on nutrition interventions in south asian nations like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka (mostly nutrition sensitive/preventive approach) to reduce growth faltering/wasting.
I am looking for studies related to interventions related to areas like agriculture linkages for food security, nutrition education, pregnancy nutrition, breastfeeding programs and food diversity that are aimed at controlling malnutrition in these nations. I am mainly looking at programs (please name key programs) that are focused towards reduction of malnutrition in the first year of life.
I am also looking at the factors due to which these programs have worked or have not generated the desired goals.
Please help.
Dear Abraham. You might have to conduct a rigorous literature search for rich evidence to inform your study. This can best be done by adapting a uniform search strategy using your topical search terms and Boolean connectors. You could perform the search in a different trusted databases and these will surely give you the best literature. For example you could say; Nutrition OR Feeding AND interventions OR approaches AND South Asia AND peer reviewed articles AND 2010-2020.
Have a look at work by Purnima Menon at IFPRI, as well as recent work by Laurie Miller in Nepal, Parul Christian from Johns Hopkins, and Katherine Kreis at BMGF.
Buen día, saludos anexo documentos sobre normas y lineamientos de los programas de salud en Venezuela, incluye los referentes a salud materno infantil.
You can take a look at this article https://doi.org/10.1186/s12937-019-0473-z. The authors explored the association between nutrition counselling program and childhood stunting in Bangladesh.
Also look at the work of Alive and Thrive https://www.aliveandthrive.org/
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