Health & Nutrition

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application/pdfENGINE Brief - InServiceIn-Service Capacity Building of Front line Health and Agriculture Workforce for Nutrition Services03/02/2017612KB
application/pdfHealth and HIV/AIDS Brief Save the Children aim to improve the health of children and women, particularly those who are poor, disadvantaged, and with limited access to health care across rural, urban, agrarian, and pastoralist settings.14/02/2014693KB
application/pdfENGINE Brief - PreserviceDeveloping Ethiopia’s Nutrition Workforce of Tomorrow: Creating a Capacity-Based Curriculum in Pre-Service Training Institutions03/02/2017762KB
application/pdfLessons Learned from the implementation of CHILD-SFP“By providing a nourishing meal to students in need, Save the Children through the funding of Global Partnership for Education, offers children the nutrition they need to concentrate in the classroom and become healthy adults. The project CHILD-SFP reaches more than 209,000 children in 5 regions of Ethiopia with its school feeding program. This brief shows the Lessons learned during the implementation period of the project from Dec. 2020-September 30, 2022”30/05/2023809KB
application/pdfSNL 3 Project end evaluation finding presentation Demand Creation Strategy for MNCH-CBNC Final Evaluation Results05/12/20171MB
application/pdfENGINE Brief - GenderAddressing Gender-Related Barriers to Better Nutritional Behaviors03/02/20171MB
application/pdfENGINE Brief - ECCEngaging Communities through Enhanced Community Conversations03/02/20171MB
application/pdfEvaluation Report Final Report of Terminal Evaluation of Emergency Nutrition Intervention Program in Shashego and Hulbareg woredas of the SNNPR, Ethiopia13/02/20141MB
application/pdfENGINE Brief - SBCCIntegrated Social Behavior Change Communication to Improve Maternal, Infant, and Young Child Nutrition Practices03/02/20172MB
application/pdfSNL Project close out event proceeding Saving Newborn Lives Dissemination and Closeout workshop proceeding 05/12/20172MB
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