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March 3, 2022
Child malnutrition: Lessons from Melghat
An IAS officer reflects on the importance of local-level data, intersectoral solutions, and the role of communities, governments, and nonprofits in fighting malnutrition.
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Dr Mittali Sethi
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8 min read
January 31, 2022
Five recommendations for a Union Budget that focuses on children
The Union Budget for 2022–23 provides an opportunity to increase public investment on children’s health, nutrition, education, and mental well-being.
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Save the Children-India
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6 min read
September 3, 2021
Can millets improve nutrition outcomes in Chattisgarh?
Chhattisgarh needs to prioritise millet farming for its nutritional, health, and economic benefits to farmers, and positive environmental impacts.
by
Neeraja Kudrimoti
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6 min read
July 20, 2021
It’s time to reopen primary schools
Primary school closures during COVID-19 have put children at the risk of nutrition loss and impaired social and emotional learning.
by
Mayurdhar Devolla
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Achalika Ahuja
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6 min read
March 12, 2021
NFHS-5 data shows rising overnutrition in women
For the first time in India’s recorded history, we have more overnourished than undernourished women in the 15-49-year age group.
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Anurati Tandon
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Akhil Garg
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6 min read
June 26, 2020
Mitigating malnutrition
In response to the food crisis created by the lockdown, here’s what anganwadis can do to ensure that children stay nourished in times of COVID-19 and beyond.
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Dr Pavitra Mohan
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Dr Sanjana Brahmawar Mohan
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5 min read
February 26, 2019
An integrated approach to water quality management
Chemical contamination of drinking water is a significant health concern in India, one we haven’t realised the magnitude of. Practitioners across sectors must come together to tackle this issue.
by
Ayan Biswas
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Vikas Ratanjee
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4 min read
November 14, 2018
India’s first comprehensive tribal health report
The report is the culmination of years of study by an expert committee, which examined how tribal communities in India suffer from inequity in healthcare, and how this gap can be bridged.
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Ayesha Marfatia
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4 min read
September 27, 2018
A workforce of women with a near-impossible mandate
Though they are the backbone of India’s child development programme, there isn’t enough interest in understanding Anganwadi workers themselves—what drives them, their challenges, and what can be done to fully unleash their potential.
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Kavitha Kuruganti
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Ananthapadmanabhan Guruswamy
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7 min read
September 20, 2018
How do we think about scaling up?
Scale has become a buzzword in both the business and social sectors; but it really depends on what your definition of the term is.
by
Ashok Alexander
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4 min read
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