MAMI Report 2010
Donor: IASC Global Nutrition Cluster
Collaborators: ENN/UCL-CIHD/ACF
ENN Project lead: Marie McGrath
Lead researcher: Marko Kerac (UCL)
Timeframe: January 2008 to February 2010
Project Summary
The MAMI project in this phase comprised secondary data analysis and a number of reviews to investigate the burden of care, the management, available guidance and outcomes in this age group. The project was undertaken in a ENN/UCL-CIHD/ACF collaboration supported by a Research Advisory Group and an interagency steering group, funded by the Global Nutrition Cluster.
The objectives of the MAMI Project were:
- To establish the infant burden of disease.
- To establish what is currently advised in the form of guidelines, policies and strategies.
- To determine what is carried out in practice.
- To make recommendations for future practice and research.
The main outputs of the MAMI Project are a summary report, a full report and publication of key findings in peer review journals (in process and planned).
Publications
Management of Acute Malnutrition in Infants (MAMI) Summary Report
Management of Acute Malnutrition in Infants (MAMI) Full Report
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Reference this page
Chloe Angood (2016). MAMI Report 2010. www.ennonline.net/ourwork/research/mamireport2010

