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Home » Country focus » Ethiopia » Pastoral Community Platforms as channels for Behavioural Change for Nutrition

Pastoral Community Platforms as channels for Behavioural Change for Nutrition

February 27, 2017 - Leave a Comment

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© Village Community Banks groups at Arda Ola Kebele of Moyale Woreda.

New research just been published by Transform Nutrition and Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Suisse with preliminary findings of a study on Pastoral Community Platforms as Channels for Behavioural Change for Improved Nutrition (BCIN).  The research was designed to explore the potential of using pastoral-community platforms for channeling maternal, infant and young-child nutrition messages to community members. We have also published some useful case studies which provide an insight into the perceptions of the participants of the study who live in the study area.

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