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January 2016

Issue 51 / English

Editorials

• Dedication: Dr Jeroen Ensink (page 1)
• Introduction to the special issue (page 1)

Field Articles

• Impact of agronomy and livestock interventions on women’s and children’s dietary diversity in Mali (page 0)
• Role of communication and advocacy in scaling up nutrition: lessons and plans from the Zambian experience (page 9)
• SUN experiences: lessons from Pakistan (page 13)
• Nutrition-sensitive research in Ghana (page 17)
• SUN Movement experiences in Indonesia (page 20)
• The potential of nutrition-sensitive Conservation Agriculture: lessons from Zambia (page 56)
• Use of a two-stage approach to identify intervention priorities for reduction of acute undernutrition in Abaya district of Ethiopia (page 59)
• Increasing nutrition-sensitivity of value chains: a review of two Feed the Future Projects in Guatemala (page 62)
• Integrating MIYCN initiatives across sectors in Dadaab refugee camps in Kenya (page 65)
• Impact of food aid on two communities in Niger (page 68)
• Impact of community-based advocacy in Kenya (page 72)
• Implementation challenges and successes of an AG4Nut project in the eastern region of Burkina Faso (page 75)
• Nutrition-sensitive agriculture in Zambia: work in progress (page 78)
• The nutrition-sensitive potential of agricultural programmes in the context of school feeding: lessons from Haiti (page 97)
• The REFANI Project in Pakistan: adapting research to a multi-sectoral programme for impact measurement (page 100)
• Child Development Grant Programme (CDGP) in northern Nigeria: influencing nutrition-sensitive social policy programming in Jigawa State (page 104)
• Integrated food security programming and acute malnutrition prevention in the Central African Republic (page 108)
• Improving food and nutrition security for households with underweight children in Taita Taveta County, Kenya (page 111)
• Evaluation of an integrated health-nutrition-WASH project to reduce malnutrition prevalence in children under two in Bangladesh (page 114)
• IYCF-Friendly Framework pilot in Jordan, Bangladesh and Kenya (page 118)
• Building the ‘enabling environment’ via a multi-sector nutrition platform to scale up micronutrient supplementation (page 122)
• WASHplus in Mali: integrating WASH and nutrition for healthy communities (page 134)
• Nutrition Impact and Positive Practice: nutrition-specific intervention with nutrition-sensitive activities (page 138)
• Integrating nutrition products into health system supply chains: making the case (page 142)
• Child Survival Week as a platform for promoting vitamin A supplementation in Niger (page 145)
• Nutrition sensitive multi-sectoral planning: experiences on Link Nutrition Causal Analysis Kenya (page 149)

Research

• Briefing on the Bihar Child Support Programme, India (page 23)
• Nutrition incentives in dairy contract faming in northern Senegal (page 26)
• The cost of a knowledge silo: A systematic re-review of water, sanitation and hygiene interventions (page 29)
• Water for food security and nutrition (page 31)
• Cash, food or vouchers? Evidence from a randomised experiment in northern Ecuador (page 33)
• Review of programmes integrating family planning with food security and nutrition (page 35)
• Review of the micronutrient impact of multi-sectoral programmes focusing on nutrition (page 37)
• Inter-sectoral coordination for nutrition in Zambia (page 39)
• Complementary food hygiene: An overlooked opportunity in the WASH, nutrition and health sectors (page 40)
• Impact of an integrated agriculture and nutrition and health behaviour change communication programme for women in Burkina Faso (page 42)
• Doing cash differently: how cash transfers can transform humanitarian aid (page 44)
• Cash transfers and child nutrition (page 46)
• Links between household agricultural production and nutrition (page 48)
• WASH interventions and their effects on the nutritional status of children (page 50)
• Is reliable water access the solution to undernutrition? (page 51)
• Impact of a homestead food production programme on household and child nutrition in Cambodi (page 53)
• Large-scale intervention to introduce orange sweet potato in Mozambique increases vitamin A intake (page 54)

News & Views

• Mainstreaming human nutrition in livestock interventions: lessons learnt from a capacity-building workshop for the Sahel region (page 82)
• Global Forum on Nutrition-Sensitive Social Protection Programmes (page 85)
• Guidelines and free on-line modules to support multi-sectoral programming for nutrition and resilience (page 87)
• Nutrition and social protection (page 90)
• Regional conference on responding to challenges of undernutrition in West Africa (page 91)
• Agri-health research: what have we learned and where to next? (page 92)
• BabyWASH coalition planned to overcome development silos (page 93)
• Making agriculture work for food and nutrition security (page 94)
• Programming implications of stunting in protracted emergency contexts (page 94)
• SUN in practice: Contribution of agriculture and social protection to improving nutrition (page 95)
• SuSanA Thematic Online Discussion: Linking WASH and Nutrition (page 95)
• Process learning: field testing a social and behaviour change guide for nutrition-sensitive agriculture (page 96)
• Action Against Hunger/Action Contre la Faim: Promoting a comprehensive nutrition-security approach and organisational culture to enhance nutrition-sensitive programming (page 125)
• Developing guidance and capacities for nutrition-sensitive agriculture and food systems: lessons learnt, challenges and opportunities (page 128)
• Reflections on 30 years of nutrition-sensitive agriculture (page 131)
• ENN’s new strategy 2016-2020 (page 153)
• En-net update (page 154)
• Nutrition Exchange 2016 (page 154)