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A program impact pathway‐based process evaluation helps trace program implementation processes essential to achieving changes in infant and young child feeding practices in the Alive & Thrive initiative in Bangladesh (251.4)
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International Food Policy Research Institute, Right to Care
Published InThe FASEB Journal
Year2014
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Abstract
A&T aims to improve IYCF practices through intensive interpersonal communication (IPC) by well‐trained frontline workers (FLWs) and a mass‐media (MM) campaign. A cluster‐randomized impact evaluation in 20 subdistricts comparing A&T intensive [(A&T‐I) (IPC+MM)] and A&T non‐intensive [(A&T‐NI) (MM only)] areas shows positive early impacts of A&T‐I interventions ( Menon et al.2013 ). A PIP‐based PE was conducted to examine 5 domains: FLW training; service delivery; coverage; service utilization; and behavioral impacts. Data: Surveys of randomly selected households with children 0‐23 mo (N=1000 per group) in 2010 (baseline) and 2013; 90 in‐depth qualitative interviews. At baseline, there were no differences in any domains. In A&T‐I areas in 2013, IYCF knowledge of FLW was better; FLW home visits were higher (89% vs.…
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