Search Results - "Hambayi, Mutinta"

Patterns and determinants of small‐quantity LNS utilization in rural Malawi and Mozambique: considerations for interventions with specialized nutritious foods by Kodish, Stephen R., Aburto, Nancy J., Nseluke Hambayi, Mutinta, Dibari, Filippo, Gittelsohn, Joel

“…Small‐quantity, lipid‐based nutrient supplements (SQ‐LNS) show promise to improve the quality of maternal and child diets, particularly during the first 1000…”
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Nourishing nations during pandemics: why prioritize fish diets and aquatic foods in Africa by Khan, Ahmed, Ahmed, Siham Mohamed, Sarr, Cheikh, Kabore, Youssouf, Kahasha, Gracia, Bangwe, Lewis, Odhiambo, Walter, Gahunga, Nathalie, Mclean, Bernice, Diop, Hamady, Moepi, Hellen, Seisay, Mohamed, Tall, Amadou, Dejen, Eshete, Hlatshwayo, Motseki, Lartey, Anna, Sanginga, Pascal, Gueye, Ndiaga, Amousso, Alison, Bamba, Abou, Hambayi, Mutinta, Kamal-Deen, Ali, Karisa, Harrison, Fregene, Bernadette, Siamudaala, Victor, Thilsteld, Shakuntala Haraksingh

“…The COVID-19 pandemic caught the world unprepared, with containment measures impacting both global supply chains and agri-commodity flows. The public health…”
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HIV-sensitive social protection: an assessment of east and southern Africa's social protection policies and programmes by Mokomane, Zitha, Xaba, Nonhlanhla, Roehm, Kai, Hambayi, Mutinta, Mumma, Manaan, Giordana, Giovanni, Mabhele, Simphiwe, Mouala, Christian

“…Despite notable political and financial commitment to fight the HIV epidemic, east and southern Africa (ESA) remains the world regions most affected. Given…”
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Leveraging the Scaling Up Nutrition Movement to Operationalize Stunting Prevention Activities: Implementation Lessons From Rural Malawi by Kodish, Stephen R., Farhikhtah, Arghanoon, Mlambo, Trust, Hambayi, Mutinta Nseluke, Jones, Vanessa, Aburto, Nancy J.

“…Background: The rural district of Ntchisi is in the central region of Malawi. Among children aged 6 to 23 months, the stunting prevalence is 40% to 50%. To…”
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Leveraging an Implementation– Research Partnership to Improve Effectiveness of Nutrition-Sensitive Programs at the World Food Programme by Olney, Deanna K., Marshall, Quinn, Honton, Geraldine, Ogden, Kathryn, Hambayi, Mutinta, Piccini, Sarah, Go, Ara, Gelli, Aulo, Bliznashka, Lilia

“…Background: Nutrition-sensitive programs can accelerate progress in addressing malnutrition. However, evidence gaps exist related to their effectiveness and…”
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Identifying the Sociocultural Barriers and Facilitating Factors to Nutrition-related Behavior Change: Formative Research for a Stunting Prevention Program in Ntchisi, Malawi by Kodish, Stephen, Aburto, Nancy, Hambayi, Mutinta Nseluke, Kennedy, Caitlin, Gittelsohn, Joel

“…Background: As the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) movement gains momentum globally, more attention and resources are being given to integrated nutrition…”
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Conducting Formative Research to Understand Patterns and Determinants of Small‐quantity LNS Utilization in Rural Malawi and Mozambique by Kodish, Stephen, Aburto, Nancy, Nseluke Hambayi, Mutinta, Dibari, Filippo, Buanausse, Vasco, Gittelsohn, Joel

“…Abstract only Objective To understand household utilization of a 20‐gram, lipid‐based nutrient supplement (LNS) for children 6 – 23 months Methods In Malawi…”
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Physical and sociocultural facilitators and barriers to access and utilization of a nutrition program in rural Malawi: a qualitative study by Ruel-Bergeron, Julie, Hurley, Kristen, Kapadia-Kundu, Nandita, Oemcke, Rachel, Chirwa, Ephraim, Hambayi, Mutinta, Aburto, Nancy, Christian, Parul

“…Childhood stunting holds consequences for child development. A nutrition program delivering small-quantity lipid based nutrient supplements (SQ-LNS) to…”
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