Public Health Implications and Benefit to Society Sample Clauses

Public Health Implications and Benefit to Society. The goal of the proposal is to reduce stunting among children under 5 in the intervention area, by combining three approaches. While many interventions aimed at reducing stunting have focused on feeding practices and in some cases WASH interventions, few have focused on reducing child oral-fecal (reducing risk of EED to address stunting) and fewer still have combined these interventions with addressing gender inequalities and social norms that impact child nutrition to make such interventions more effective. Learning and outcomes from the project evaluation would form the basis of CARE’s model for reducing the risk of EED among children to reduce stunting. Further, this will add to the growing knowledge body of the role of EED in stunting and nutritional outcomes. Besides improving nutritional outcomes for participants, project outcomes will enable implementers to make evidence-based recommendations for reducing EED to policy makers.
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