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Nutrition International highlights Canada-Africa partnership to advance nutrition, health and education goals
November 18, 2024
The objective of this paper was to review the status of an infant and young child feeding (IYCF) program in Afghanistan, which was supported by Nutrition International. The information collected was used to update stakeholders on the activities, implement any necessary changes, and provide strategies for scale-up.
A large country-lot quality assurance sampling (LC-LQAS) study was utilized to conduct the monitoring of the program.
During the two monitoring phases, it was found that the minimum acceptable diet among 6-23 month old children was consistently implemented, and the LC-LQAS was good method to estimate ICYN indicators in low resource settings
A large country-lot quality assurance sampling (LC-LQAS) study was utilized to conduct the monitoring of the program.
During the two monitoring phases, it was found that the minimum acceptable diet among 6-23 month old children was consistently implemented, and the LC-LQAS was good method to estimate ICYN indicators in low resource settings