Adolescent Anaemia in Mozambique

Formative research to decrease adolescent anaemia in Mozambique

AN Innovative Approach to DecreasE Adolescent Anaemia in Mozambique (Oct 2021 – Sept 2024)

In collaboration with the Ministry of Health (MoH), World Vision assessed the effectiveness, acceptability, and feasibility of Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation (MMS) among adolescent girls. The implementation research aims to inform future MoH decision-making and policies on best practices to prevent adolescent anaemia and scale these evidence-based approaches.

Funding: Every Girl Can project, funded by Global Affairs Canada and implemented by World Vision Mozambique and Canada 

Learn more about World Vision's projects that use Photovoice as a formative research methodology. 

 

Resources

Impact + Nutrition Curriculum

Impact + Nutrition Curriculum

The IMPACT+ Nutrition Module was developed based on formative research conducted in Monapo, Mozambique, to promote improved dietary practices among...

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Adolescent Anaemia Mozambique Every Girl Can

Social Ecological Framework for Adolescent Nutrition

Applying a social-ecological framework to explore determinants of adolescent anaemia in Mozambique

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Adolescent Girls Photobook Mozambique

Adolescent Nutrition Photobook

An adolescent nutrition research project used Photovoice to explore challenges and opportunities in the food environment.

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Photovoice Guidelines

Photovoice Guidelines

Photovoice as a technique to visually capture data and facilitate research is useful for empowerment of individuals and influence within advocacy.

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