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Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies during Infectious Disease Outbreaks eLearning Course

This 60 minute eLearning course is designed to equip learners with foundational knowledge on how to protect, promote, and support recommended infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices in humanitarian settings during outbreak preparedness and response. It was developed by the READY initiative…

Child-Sensitive Social Protection: An investment case for Child-Sensitive Social Protection in Zambia

This report and a series of case studies were conducted to gather evidence on which child-sensitive social protection (CSSP) programs in Malawi, Uganda, Somalia, and Zambia are most beneficial and cost-efficient in the long term. The analysis then examines measures these governments have taken to…

Child-Sensitive Social Protection: An investment case for Child-Sensitive Social Protection in Somalia

This report and a series of case studies were conducted to gather evidence on which child-sensitive social protection (CSSP) programs in Malawi, Uganda, Somalia, and Zambia are most beneficial and cost-efficient in the long term. The analysis then examines measures these governments have taken to…

Child-Sensitive Social Protection: An investment case for Child-Sensitive Social Protection in Uganda

This report and a series of case studies were conducted to gather evidence on which child-sensitive social protection (CSSP) programs in Malawi, Uganda, Somalia, and Zambia are most beneficial and cost-efficient in the long term. The analysis then examines measures these governments have taken to…

Strengthening Social Protection in Solomon Islands

Social protection plays an important role in promoting socio-economic development, reducing poverty and vulnerability, and protecting individuals, households and communities against shocks around the world. Solomon Islands is at the very start of a long-term process of putting in place a social…

The community has good perceptions towards the management of acute malnutrition by community health volunteers: Findings from a qualitative study in Northern Kenya

Acute malnutrition is a persistent problem in Kenya’s drylands. In these settings, caregivers face geographic and economic challenges in accessing health services for malnourished children, leading to low service coverage and sub-optimal treatment outcomes. This study conducted in Turkana and…

USAID Lishe Endelevu’s Mentoring Program for Nutrition Services Providers: Report on Process, Results, and Lessons Learned

USAID/Lishe Endelevu’s clinical mentorship training program aimed to build the knowledge, skills and competences of frontline workers at health facilities, scale up effective implementation of high impact nutrition interventions, and support health facility delivery systems, contributing to…

Falling Through the Cracks: The impact of inconsistent Social Cash Transfers on children in Lufwanyama district, Zambia

Delivering life-saving nutrition and protection services to conflict-affected households in Borno State, Nigeria

Child Sensitive Social Protection in south Rajasthan, India, Project Brief 2020