Food for Thought: Save the Children’s influencing of the UK Department for International Development on nutrition – evidence and lessons
An evaluation of the influence we've had on DFID on nutrition between 2006 and 2010, which aspects of our advocacy were the most effective, and how cost effective our efforts have been.
July, 2010
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Since 2006, we've worked on raising the profile and status of nutrition in DFID's policies and programmes. We wanted concrete commitments from both DFID and the European Commission to tackle chronic malnutrition .
Specifically, we aimed for the following three outputs:
- increased nutrition research and monitoring of nutrition programmes
- acknowledgement from developing country governments that nutrition must be prioritised
- to inform the wider child survival campaign with high-quality hunger-related input
This paper evaluates how successful our efforts have been.
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