Evaluation of Nutrition-sensitive Programs
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This article provides guidance on how to design and carry out rigorous process, cost, and impact evaluations of complex nutrition-sensitive programs, attempting to demystify some of the challenges that have prevented investments such evaluations in the past. Authors refute the assumption that, although there is a consensus on the need to invest in nutrition-sensitive programs, actual evidence of what works and at what cost is limited. Building a strong body of evidence from rigorous evaluations of different nutrition-sensitive programs that bring together interventions from a variety of sectors (e.g., health, education, agriculture, social protection, women’s empowerment, water, and sanitation) is essential to provide guidance for future investments.
Access the article from Springler website (it requires Journal access).