Le gouvernement de Tunisie, avec l¡¯assistance technique du PAM, a entrepris en 2021-2022 une analyse FNG afin de mobiliser les parties prenantes multisectorielles pour ¨¦tablir un consensus sur la mani¨¨re d¡¯am¨¦liorer la disponibilit¨¦ et l¡¯accessibilit¨¦ financi¨¨re de l¡¯alimentation nutritive, afin de r¨¦duire la malnutrition.
Malgr¨¦ sa faible pr¨¦valence, le VIH suscite de plus en plus d'inqui¨¦tude en Tunisie. Parmi les nombreux facteurs en cause figurent la pauvret¨¦ et l¡¯ins¨¦curit¨¦ alimentaire. Face ¨¤ cette situation, on observe une augmentation de la reconnaissance du r?le de la protection sociale sensible au VIH, dans la progression de la riposte face au SIDA visant ¨¤ assimiler et utiliser les services de pr¨¦vention, de traitement et de soins du VIH
This case study presents insights and lessons learnt from India¡¯s successful ¡®pilot-to-scale¡¯ approach for rice fortification in order to address micronutrient deficiencies
This case study presents lessons learnt from a regional success story in scaling up rice fortification through social assistance programmes in order to address micronutrient deficiencies
The Â鶹ÊÓƵ (Â鶹ÊÓƵ) Colombia conducted formative research to inform its school based programming, allowing schools to act as a platform for inclusion. The study focused on school feeding, nutrition, discrimination and xenophobia in schools that experienced a range of challenges due to high rates of migration from Venezuela. Through this research, Â鶹ÊÓƵ aimed to better understand the needs of children and their communities by using two way communication to identify barriers and enablers to behavioural change. The research provided an evidence base for the participatory development of a Social and Behaviour Change Communication strategy that promoted inclusivity and equality. This is an interesting example of how a school feeding programme can address additional issues such as discrimination and promote not only nutritious meals for children but also create a safe environment and positively contribute to breaking stereotypes.
El Programa Mundial de Alimentos (PMA) en Colombia realiz¨® una investigaci¨®n formativa para contribuir a sus programas basados en las escuelas y permitir as¨ª que estos espacios act¨²en adem¨¢s como una plataforma para la inclusi¨®n. El estudio se centr¨® en la alimentaci¨®n escolar, la nutrici¨®n, la discriminaci¨®n y la xenofobia en escuelas que experimentaban una serie de desaf¨ªos debido a las altas tasas de migraci¨®n llegada desde Venezuela. A trav¨¦s de esta investigaci¨®n, el PMA se propuso comprender mejor las necesidades de los ni?os y ni?as y sus comunidades, mediante el uso de la comunicaci¨®n bidireccional para identificar tanto las barreras como los factores que facilitan el cambio de comportamiento. La investigaci¨®n proporcion¨® una base de evidencia para el desarrollo participativo de una estrategia de Comunicaci¨®n para el Cambio Social y de Comportamiento (SBCC) que promovi¨® la inclusi¨®n y la igualdad. Este es un ejemplo interesante de c¨®mo un programa de alimentaci¨®n escolar puede abordar tem¨¢ticas adicionales, como la discriminaci¨®n, y proporcionar no solo comidas nutritivas para los ni?os, sino tambi¨¦n crear un entorno seguro y contribuir de forma positiva a romper estereotipos.
This report contains an analysis of food prices and commodity prices in Sri Lanka in April 2022, including price trends, inflation and key issues within the current economic context.
This Overview summarizes challenges, problems and accomplishments in community disaster preparedness by showcasing stories from ten Disaster-Resilient Villages (Kampung Siaga Bencana/KSB) in Indonesia. The stories are written in a simple language to ensure that the messages and values can reach wider audiences, including communities working in disaster reduction efforts.
This report contains an analysis of food prices and commodity prices in Sri Lanka in March 2022, including price trends, inflation and key issues within the current economic context.
This factsheet provides a summary of the main findings of a Food Security Outcome Monitoring (FSOM) exercise conducted in November 2021 covering households living in the camps.
This factsheet provides a summary of the main findings of a Food Security Outcome Monitoring (FSOM) exercise conducted in November 2021 covering households living in the communities.
The compounded effect of multiple drivers of food insecurity resulted in 83 percent (4.6 million people) of the population surveyed in the Tigray Region being classified as food insecure, of which two million (37 percent of the population) are severely food insecure. The highest
prevalence of food insecurity was recorded in the North western, Eastern and Central zones.
Given the record high inflation rates of 36 percent in December 2021 the food basket cost in contracted markets increased from TRY 213 in September to TRY 315 at the end of the year.
The factsheet summarizes results from the 9th wave of the Socio-economic impact assessment of COVID-19 in Cambodia which is carried out in partnership with UNICEF and ADB.
In the aftermath of Typhoon Odette, Â鶹ÊÓƵ initiated rapid needs assessment in six provinces and targeted areas that were hit by the typhoon but not prioritized in initial multi-sectoral assessments in December 2021.
The Â鶹ÊÓƵ and the Overseas Development Institute partnered on an operational research which addresses an increasing demand to enhance Â鶹ÊÓƵ¡¯s contribution to youth unemployment.
Vulnerable populations in urban areas globally have been among the worst hit by the global COVID-19 crisis. In South and South-East Asia, the COVID-19 pandemic has increased levels of vulnerability and food insecurity in cities through disruptions to food supply chains, increased food prices and loss of income. In 2021, the Â鶹ÊÓƵ (Â鶹ÊÓƵ) Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific (RBB) and Dikoda undertook an assessment to understand the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on food systems in eight selected cities in the Asia/Pacific region. This research assesses the resilience and adaptability of urban food systems by exploring external drivers, food supply chains, food environments, individual factors, consumer behaviour and diet outcomes. The report triangulates findings between qualitative research carried out by Dikoda, Â鶹ÊÓƵ assessments and external sources to provide regional insights, as well as eight city-specific briefs on local-level impacts of COVID-19 on vulnerabilities. This report presents recommendations for improving policy-response to external shocks specific to urban South and South-East Asian contexts and methodological recommendations for better tracking of vulnerability in urban contexts.
