PD/Hearth Cambodia

Positive Deviance/Hearth Research in Cambodia

Positive Deviance/ Hearth in Cambodia

Positive Deviance Hearth (PD/H) is a community-based and food-based approach with three interrelated goals: To reduce the prevalence of malnutrition among children under five years. To build local capacity to treat malnourished children and sustain the rehabilitation of children. World Vision has worked in Cambodia to research new ways to increase the effectiveness of the Positive Deviance/ Hearth Project Model.   

Resources

PD/Hearth Cambodia
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Program Impact Pathway of the Positive deviance/Hearth Interactive Voice Calling Program in a Peri-Urban Context of Cambodia

This study examined the effectiveness of the Positive Deviance/ Hearth project model when integrated with interactive voice calling (IVC)

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PD/Hearth Cambodia
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Evaluation of mobile phone-based Positive Deviance/Hearth child undernutrition program in Cambodia

The study analyzed the impact of two options for delivering a World Vision infant and young child feeding (IYCF) counselling programme: (1)...

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PD/Hearth Cambodia
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Addressing child wellbeing among ‘skip-generation’ households in Cambodia

This study examines an innovative approach that targets grandmothers to improve child nutrition outcomes among Cambodian skip-generation households.

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