The final report, which features in the UNSCN news 42 and is available here, draws heavily from Itad’s process evaluation and focuses on 
identifying and explaining the challenges of programme implementation. Interestingly the impact evaluation showed no significant change in stunting or wasting, the two most commonly used measurements of malnutrition.
The report offers insights around social and economic context, and the design and delivery of counselling on nutrition-related behaviour change, which are considered important for future programming in this area. The report finds that greater attention should be paid to how behaviour change occurs in poorly resourced community environments and suggests how programmes can best drive such change.
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