NEX South Asia

Addressing inequities in nutrition outcomes in Nepal: Integrating an unconditional child cash grant and infant and young child feeding programme

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Jun 2020

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Addressing micronutrient gaps to reduce anaemia in Bhutan’s young children: Early experiences in home fortification

Combining a mid-day meal, health service package and peer support in Karnataka State, India

Combining WASH and nutrition activities within a multisectoral package to improve young children’s diets and reduce child stunting in Sindh province, Pakistan

Creating an enabling environment for delivering maternal nutrition interventions in Bhutan

Delivering care to address a double burden of maternal malnutrition in Sri Lanka

Editorial

Harnessing the potential of India’s medical colleges to bring maternal nutrition services to scale

Improving social protection programmes to support mothers and young children’s diets in Bangladesh: Combining cash transfers with behaviour change

Integrating complementary food supplements at scale into national nutrition programmes: Insights from India

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Unlocking the power of maternal nutrition to improve nutritional care of women in South Asia

Addressing inequities in nutrition outcomes in Nepal: Integrating an unconditional child cash grant and infant and young child feeding programme

Addressing maternal nutrition service delivery gaps in Afghanistan: Policy and programming opportunities

Addressing micronutrient gaps to reduce anaemia in Bhutan’s young children: Early experiences in home fortification

Combining a mid-day meal, health service package and peer support in Karnataka State, India

Combining WASH and nutrition activities within a multisectoral package to improve young children’s diets and reduce child stunting in Sindh province, Pakistan

Creating an enabling environment for delivering maternal nutrition interventions in Bhutan

Delivering care to address a double burden of maternal malnutrition in Sri Lanka

Editorial

Harnessing the potential of India’s medical colleges to bring maternal nutrition services to scale

Improving social protection programmes to support mothers and young children’s diets in Bangladesh: Combining cash transfers with behaviour change

Integrating complementary food supplements at scale into national nutrition programmes: Insights from India