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Evidence
Evidence on children's well-being, problem first.
Every finding is tied to a defined problem for children, the intervention that claims to solve it, and its type of design. Open any card to compare the same intervention across countries.
Health education, training and mentoring for posyandu volunteers on using chicken liver as an iron source, including making chicken liver snack sticks.
Population
20 posyandu volunteers (kader) from the Sarinita group, Indonesia
Key finding
Pre-test: 60% of participants had low knowledge about anemia in toddlers.
Training of Posyandu cadres through outreach, training sessions, hands-on practice, monitoring and evaluation on stunting, B2SA, local food use and food processing for PMT
Population
Cadres of Posyandu Matahari, Purwokerto Wetan Village, Indonesia (sample size not stated in the abstract)
A Nutrition Diary in Overcoming Stunting (DIGIDAU): mothers recorded 24-hour food recalls daily for 5 weeks, with counselling, training and weight monitoring
Population
20 toddlers (and their mothers) in Pesanggrahan District who met the research criteria
Key finding
Poor maternal knowledge fell from 17 mothers (85%) before the intervention to none after it; all 20 mothers (100%) improved (P = 0.00).
An integrated package of community-driven development grants targeting health and education outcomes, training for health providers on infant and young child feeding and growth monitoring, and training for sanitarians on a local variation of community-led total sanitation
Population
Communities in 190 subdistricts (95 treatment, 95 control) across South Sumatra, West Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan provinces, Indonesia, including mothers and young children
Key finding
No significant impact on stunting (0.5 pp; 95% CI: −3.0 to 4.1) or other longer-term undernutrition outcomes.
