November 2001
Issue 14 / English
Editorials
- Issue 14 Editorial (page 1)
Field Articles
- Taking the politics out of resource allocation: the Kenya experience (page 7)
- Nutrition Surveillance in Somalia (page 11)
- AAH in Tajikistan: a flexible response based on analysing the causes of malnutrition (page 18)
- The danger of interpreting anthropometric data out of context (page 21)
- Older people, nutrition and emergencies in Ethiopia (page 25)
- The dangers of rapid assessment (page 27)
Evaluations
Research
- Safe infant feeding remains a challenge: the Balkans experience (page 2)
- Community care: addressing the management of severe malnutrition (page 3)
- Utilising the livelihoods approach in food security assessments (page 4)
- Assessing the economic value of fortified foods (page 5)
- Improved surveillance prevents excess mortality: the Gode experience (page 5)
- Infant feeding: policies and guidelines (page 6)
- Area sampling for rapid population assessment (page 7)
Postscripts
Agency Profiles
- International Committee of the Red Cross (page 17)
News & Views
- Children’s health in emergencies: a practical approach (CHESS) (page 9)
- La malnutrition en situation de crise - a new publication from ACF (page 9)
- Programme evaluations: where do you start to learn? (page 9)
- Afghanistan: who is to blame? (page 10)
- New IFPRI report (page 10)
Letters
People in Aid
- People in Aid (issue 14) (page 29)
Cartoons
- Pandamonium (issue 14) (page 29)