Project report
Djibouti - Towards Zero Stunting in Djibouti Project
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Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-sonnet-5-5The document describes the Towards Zero Stunting in Djibouti Project, which aims to reduce stunting among children under five. It has four components. These are health and nutrition services at facility and community levels, multi-sectoral interventions, coordination and monitoring and evaluation, and a contingent emergency response. The text describes the project design only and does not report any results.
Key points
- The project objective is to reduce stunting among children under five in Djibouti.
- Component 1 delivers high-impact health and nutrition services at facility and community levels, including prevention and management of stunting and wasting.
- Component 2 strengthens multi-sectoral platforms, policies and strategies, and capacity for stunting reduction.
- Component 3 covers coordination, project management, monitoring and evaluation, and information systems.
- Component 4 is a contingent emergency response component.
Limitations
The document is a short description of the project design and gives no data, outcomes or evaluation findings. It cannot tell us whether the project reduced stunting.
Abstract
The objective of the Towards Zero Stunting in Djibouti Project is to reduce stunting among children under five in Djibouti. There are four components to the project, the first component being high-impact health and nutrition services to reduce stunting. This component focuses on the delivery of services and interventions that address stunting at both the facility and community levels. This component includes two subcomponents: strengthening of health and nutrition services at the facility level; prevention and management of stunting and wasting at the community level. The second component is the strengthening multi-sectoral interventions for stunting reduction. This component will focus on creating an enabling environment for strengthening multi-sectoral interventions that are critical for reduction of stunting. This component includes three subcomponents: using multi-sectoral platforms for the prevention and management of stunting; addressing stunting in relevant policies and strategies; and multi-sectoral capacity building. The third component is the strengthening coordination, project management and monitoring and evaluation. This component includes two subcomponents: institutional strengthening for coordination, project management and M&E, and strengthening the use of information systems for enhanced M&E capacity. Finally, the fourth component is the contingent emergency response component. (Djibouti)