Collaboration of Integrated Child Development Services with Self-Help Groups to Decentralize the Supply of Supplementary Feeding at Anganwadi Centers

COLLABORATION OF INTEGRATED CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES WITH SELF-HELP GROUPS TO DECENTRALIZE THE SUPPLY OF SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING AT ANGANWADI CENTERS

by IFPRI | October 29, 2014

IN 08

The Integrated Child Development Services program provides supplementary food to millions of women and young children in India for approximately 300 days a year at its anganwadi centers (AWCs).

This Implementation Note summarizes the experience and lessons learned in involving women’s self-help groups in procuring, processing, and supplying commodities and processed foods for supplementary feeding at select AWCs in Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.

Implementation Note 8, October 2014