Funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Grand Challenge Award, in 2014 November, World Vision Armenia (WVA) conducted a research project, called 'Go Baby Go! ? the Equalizer'. The research intended to pilot test the
Malnutrition is the underlying cause of almost half (45%) of child deaths annually, and stunted growth among a further 155 million children under the age of five (UNICEF / WHO / World Bank Group, 2017). Micronutrient
World Vision is a child-focused organisation and is committed to working with partners for the sustained well-being of children within their families and communities, especially the most vulnerable. Children are most
Our April Community of Practice presentation features a recent case study of World Vision's Enterprize Agriculture Production and Nutrition Project in Zimbabwe. The ENTERPRIZE programme (Ensuring Nutrition Transforming and
The ENTERPRIZE programme (Ensuring Nutrition Transforming and Empowering Rural Farmers and Promoting Resilience in Zimbabwe) is a four-year multi-sector programme in Mashonaland led by World Vision Zimbabwe and is one of 3
World Vision has adopted the community-based management of acute malnutrition (CMAM) approach as one of our core models for addressing child malnutrition. CMAM is an internationally accepted model endorsed by the World Health
From 2013 to 2016, DSM and World Vision formed a partnership to assist the Tanzanian government in its fight against malnutrition. The Millers’ Pride – Lishe Bora project aimed to engage approximately 300 small and
Malnutrition and micronutrient deficiency remains a stubborn problem among the Tanzanian population. To support government policy and efforts DSM and World Vision Tanzania, supported by World Vision Switzerland, formed a
ENRICH is expected to contribute directly to the improved health and nutrition of approximately 2 million people, includ-ing more than 835,000 mothers, 740,000 children and 500,000 men, and indirectly reach an estimated 2.5
Community-Based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) is a decentralised community-based approach to treating acute malnutrition. Treatment is matched to the nutritional and clinical needs of the child, with the majority
Learn more about World Vision's Digital Health programming: http://wvi.org/mHealth
Experience in the development and pilot of mHealth application for acute malnutrition programming Handout at the Global Nutrition Cluster Meetings, Amman, Jordan, October 2016
Mobile Technology to improve treatment, reporting, and monitoring for acute malnutrition
Poster presented at IUNS International Congress of Nutrition, Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2017
Authors:
World Vision: Colleen
mHealth for acute malnutrition in five countries: key lessons learned
Oral presentation on mHealth for Acute Malnutrition at ICT4D in Hyderabad, India, May 2017
Speaker: Colleen Emary, World Vision International
Development and pilot of mHealth application to improve the treatment, monitoring and supply chain management for acute malnutrition Poster presented at Action Against Hunger/Action Contre la Faim (ACF) Research for Nutrition
Experience in the development and roll out of mHealth application for acute malnutrition programming
Poster presentation at Global Nutrition Cluster Meetings in Amman, Jordan in October 2016
Authors:
World Vision: Colleen
The Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Africa and Asia (ENRICH) is a multi-year, multi-country programme funded by Global Affairs Canada that aims to improve the health and nutrition status
ENRICH - Enhancing Nutrition Services To Improve Maternal and Child Health in Africa and Asia - is a 4-year $45 million dollar programme in Bangladesh, Kenya, Myanmar, Pakistan and Tanzania. The goal of ENRICH is to
Presentation at Global Adolescent Health Conference in Ottawa on 16 May 2017 as part of a session entitled Behavioural Change Interventions to Address the Health and Nutritional Needs of Adolescents. This session explored new
Oral Presentation at World Nutrition Congress, September 2016, in Capetown, South Africa.
Mamanieva: Process Evaluation of the Grandmother-inclusive approach promoting maternal, infant and young child nutrition in Sierra
World Vision has developed a number of tools for the Mother-led MUAC approach. They include the following:
1. Qualitative Baseline Tool
2. Quantitative Baseline and Endline Tool 
Quantitative Baseline & Endline
Check out the Executive Summary for the Mamanieva Project in Sierra Leone, a 3-year research project that showed significant changes in maternal nutrition practices, birth weight and infant and young child feeding practices
A poster entitled "Building Public Health Nutrition workforce capacity through a blended distance learning model: Results of an in-service training pilot and potential for scale up" presented at the World Public Health
Presented to the Global Health Community of Practice in the February 2017 Webinar. Recording or this event can be found at: http://wvi.org/health/article/emergency-health-and-nutrition-framework-cop-discussion-resources
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