Ethiopia Urban Gardens Program—2011 Baseline Data: Summary and Analysis of Responses to Nutrition QuestionsSummary: This report describes results from the nutrition section of a baseline survey conducted with beneficiaries of the US Agency for International...
Ethiopia Urban Gardens Program: Group Nutrition Education Discussion Cards for Agriculture Extension OfficersSummary: IYCN designed this job aid to assist agricultural extension officers working under the US Agency for International Development’s Urban Gardens...
Ethiopia: Integrating nutrition into HIV and agriculture programs to prevent malnutrition and improve child survivalSummary: This country brief provides a summary of IYCN’s efforts to strengthen nutrition assessment, counseling, and support in Addis, Oromia, and Amhara...
Formative assessment of infant and young child feeding practices at the community level in ZambiaSummary: Following on the results of the 2007 Zambia Demographic and Health Survey, IYCN conducted this formative study to fill gaps in understanding of...
Formative assessment of infant and young child feeding practices: Federal Capital Territory, NigeriaSummary: IYCN conducted this formative study in the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja, Nigeria, in early 2010 to examine infant and young child feeding...
Gap Analysis of Nutrition Coverage in MadagascarSummary: This document (available in English and French) reveals the results of an analysis of the coverage of nutrition programs in Madagascar. Gap Analysis...
Ghana complementary feeding leaflet and posterSummary: The IYCN Project collaborated with the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition, PATH, and the Ghana Health Service to create this leaflet and the...
Ghana Promotion of Complementary Feeding Practices Project: Baseline Survey ReportSummary: This report describes findings from a baseline survey of 270 caregivers conducted by the IYCN Project, the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition...
Ghana three food groups posterSummary: The IYCN Project collaborated with the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition, PATH, and the Ghana Health Service to create this poster as part of a...
Ghana: Promoting appropriate complementary feeding practices through a social marketing strategySummary: This country brief provides a summary of IYCN’s activities aimed to improve complementary feeding practices in Ghana. In collaboration with the...