PD/Hearth Cambodia

Positive Deviance/Hearth research in Cambodia

Positive Deviance/ Hearth in Cambodia

Positive Deviance Hearth (PD/H) is a community-based, food-based approach with three interrelated goals: To reduce the prevalence of malnutrition among children under five; to build local capacity to treat malnourished children; and sustain the rehabilitation of affected children. 

World Vision has worked in Cambodia to explore and text new ways to enhance the effectiveness of the Positive Deviance/ Hearth model.

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PD/Hearth Cambodia
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Impact pathway of the Positive Deviance/Hearth interactive voice calling programme in a Cambodian peri-urban context

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

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

The study analysed the impact of two approaches for delivering World Vision's infant and young child feeding counselling programme.

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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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