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Conference Hashtag: #Deliver4Nutrition

We invite you to watch a selection of thematic poster videos that are presented here. These are linked to the following thematic sessions on implementation research and implementation experiences:
– Supporting nutrition behaviors in the first 1000 days
– Bringing it together for good nutrition: What will convergence take?
– Systems strengthening: Human resources, infrastructure, and financing
– Scaling up interventions to tackle anemia
– What we eat: How different aspects of food systems come together
– Systems strengthening: What role can technology play?
– Severe wasting in India: Technical and programmatic insights
– Women together: Consolidating insights from women’s group programs for nutrition
– Systems strengthening: Using data to improve programs
– Systems strengthening: Building technical and operational capacities
– An urbanizing world: Implications for nutrition programs
– Child growth and development.

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T1 Supporting nutrition behaviors in the first 1000 days
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Formative study on identifying barriers and enablers of IYCF practices in Rajasthan (Soma Biswas, IPE Global)
  2. Disparity in knowledge, attitude and practice among mothers of children under 3 years about early initiation of breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding and continued breastfeeding in Alwar district, Rajasthan, India (Harish Chand, WVI)
  3. Framework for enhancing service delivery in maternal and child nutrition programme in tribal Maharashtra: An inter-state comparative study of scheme implementation model (Suveena Doddalingannavar, IITB UNICEF)
  4. Missed opportunity of feeding minimally diverse data to babies aged 6-11 months in rural Bihar – demystifying the black hole (Rakesh Giri, CARE India)
  5. Saving new-born lives by ensuring universal access to human milk through Project SNEHI – an implementation experience (Jayendra Kasar, CHRI; Ruchika Chugh Sachdeva, PATH)
  6. Relation between optimal IYCF knowledge and its communication during counselling by Accredited Social Health Activists (Sahiba Kohli, Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi)
  7. What prevents early initiation of breast feeding – A cross sectional study from a public hospital in Gujarat (Vanisha Nambiar, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda)
  8. Implementation of SBCC to improve dietary diversity of pregnant/lactating women and children in tribal area of Odisha, India (Rajashree Purohit, CRS)
  9. Improving IYCF practices with special focus on complementary foods and feeding (Swapan Bikash Saha, Child in Need Institute)
  10. Dietary analysis of early postpartum women during the summer rainy season in Belgaum, Karnataka, India (Zeyuan Wang, University of Michigan)
T2 Bringing it together for good nutrition What will convergence take
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Food-insecure rural communities have reduced malnutrition through a multisector, rights-based community-driven approach (Sweta Banerjee, Welthungerhilfe)
  2. Functionality of anganwadi centres in Madhepura District, Bihar (Lisa Bogler, University of Goettingen, Germany)
  3. Adopt an anganwadi initiative (Deepak Ram, Tata Trusts)
T3 Systems strengthening Human resources, infrastructure, and financing
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Affordable innovative community-based strategies to improve attendance in anganwadi centers for children 3-6 years in selected rural areas in Bharuch district of Gujarat, India (Archana Joshi, Deepak Foundation)
  2. Understanding the frontline bureaucrat: Role and challenges of the Lady Supervisor (Ruchi Junnarkar, Ritwik Shukla, Accountability Initiative, Centre for Policy Research)
  3. Implementation of Integrated Nutrition Program in Andhra Pradesh (Sandesh Kotte, Tata Trusts)
  4. Development of a model for efficient delivery of healthcare, nutrition, and ECCE by the state government through ANMs, ASHAs and AWWs (Shaileja Yadav, University College of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi)
T4 Scaling up interventions to tackle anemia
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Mirror Tool – A self-assessment tool for primary diagnosis of anemia (Kunal Bhardwaj, Indian Institute of Public Health, Gandhinagar)
  2. Use of locally available food supplement for anemia prevention and mitigation (Krati Jain, former SBP & The India Nutrition Initiative; Sanjeev Kumar Maurya, Government of Uttar Pradesh)
  3. “Test, Treat and Talk” (T-3) anemia camp: An innovative model to expedite anemia control in India (Ritika Khandelwal, CCM All India institute of Medical Sciences)
  4. Reducing anemia among adolescent girls through BCC (Smita Maniar, Deepak Foundation)
  5. From research to policy to program: Diagnostic accuracy of point of care testing hemoglobinometers for estimation of anemia (Kashish Vohra, National Centre of Excellence and Advanced Research on Anemia Control)
T5 What we eat How different aspects of food systems come together
POSTER DETAILS
  1. How to design a complex behaviour change intervention: Experiences from a nutrition-sensitive agriculture trial in rural India (Emily Fivian, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)
  2. Dietary energy and cost contribution of ultra-processed foods in the diets of adolescent urban slum dwellers of Delhi (Shweta Kampani, Dept. of Food and Nutrition, Lady Irwin College)
  3. Market-based approach to assessing availability, affordability, and marketing of foods in the national capital region of India (Shweta Khandelwal, PHFI)
  4. Nutrition perceptions and dietary practices during pregnancy and lactation among disadvantaged groups in Andhra Pradesh (Sandesh Kotte, Tata Trusts)
  5. Assessing minimum adequate diet in young children (6-23 months) and promoting nutri-kitchen garden to improve dietary diversity in the aspirational districts of Gujarat (Halak Mehta, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda)
  6. Factors affecting nutritional status of farm families: A case study from Nalanda & Samastipur districts of Bihar (Bhoopesh Punera, ICAR- Indian Agricultural Research Institute)
  7. Nutrition garden: Succor the tribal families during COVID-19 (Ankita Sharma, Adani Foundation)
  8. Building multisectoral partnerships to scale-up staple food fortification in India (Shakun Sharma, Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition)
  9. Improving nutritional outcomes through rice fortification under PDS in India (Vedeika Shekhar, NITI Aayog)
  10. Ensuring food security through redressal of grievances in two districts of Jharkhand (Jagjeet Singh, Piramal Foundation)
T6 Systems strengthening What role can technology play
POSTER DETAILS
  • Use of information technology in supportive supervision of frontline workers and monitoring of infant and young child feeding program (Tarique Hasan, Nutrition International)
T7 Severe wasting in India Technical and programmatic insights
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Behaviour change strategies to improve utilization of services for severely malnourished children through ICDS scheme in selected villages of Vadodara district in Gujarat (Archana Joshi, Deepak Foundation)
  2. Sneh shivir- A way forward for supplementary feeding (Sheetal Patel, Adani Foundation)
  3. Improving nutritional status of below 5-year old children using positive deviance approach in rural Vadodara (Chitrarpita Saha, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda)
  4. Study of case finding, diagnosis & treatment of TB in children with moderate and severe acute malnutrition utilizing ready to use therapeutic food (Rama Krishna Sanjeev, Rural Medical College, Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences)
T8 Women together Consolidating insights from women’s group programs for nutrition
POSTER DETAILS
  • Early learning program to improve maternal, infant and young child feeding practices in the 1st 1000 days of life, through women’s collective platforms (Appolenarius Purty, Bihar rural livelihood promotion society – JEEViKA)
T9 Systems strengthening Using data to improve programs
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Enhancing Survey Questions on Maternal and Child Nutrition Intervention Coverage through Cognitive Interviewing in India (Sattvika Ashok, International Food Policy Research Institute)
  2. Use of situational vignettes to assess the competence of frontline health workers in nutrition counseling programs (Sumati Bajaj, International Food Policy Research Institute)
T12 Systems strengthening Building technical and operational capacities
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Training on ‘First 1000 days – maternal & child nutrition’: Evidence-based skill building to prevent acute and chronic malnutrition in children (Deepali Fargade, Shrimati Malati Dahanukar Trust)
  2. Improving IYCF practices in Sitamarhi and Sheikhpura districts of Bihar through system-based actions (Taruna Juneja Gandhi, Mamta Health Institute for Mother and Child)
  3. Cross-sectional study on knowledge and practices of nursing staff related to MIYCN during antenatal, postnatal and Paediatric OPD and immunization services at Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences, Jharkhand, India (Manisha Kujur, Asha Kiran, Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences, Ranchi, Jharkhand)
  4. Centre of Excellence and Anemia Mukt Bharat: Experiences and the way forward (Gomathi Ramaswamy, National Centre of Excellence and Advanced Research on Anemia Control)
  5. Capacity building of PRI members on POSHAN Abhiyaan – comparison between trained vs non trained districts (Heena Shaikh, Piramal Foundation)
  6. Improving early initiation of breastfeeding in uncomplicated C-section deliveries using point of care quality improvement (POCQI) approach (Praveen Kumar Sharma, FHI360 Alive & Thrive)
  7. The effectiveness of training and service delivery support on motivation of frontline workers: Insights from NGO-ICDS partnership in implementing child health and nutrition program in urban informal settlements of Mumbai, India (Apurva Tiwari, Society of Nutrition Education and Health Actions: Society for Nutrition, Education and Health Action, Mumbai)
  8. NEEV- Ensuring healthy start through 1000 days care (Rekha Purnima Xalxo, World Vision India)
An urbanizing world Implications for nutrition programs
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Food security and rising double malnutrition burden in urban poor settings in India (Richa Malik, Institute of Home Economics)
  2. Does mid-day meal scheme improve student achievement (Mahima Soni, Meghnad Desai Academy of Economics)
Child growth and development
POSTER DETAILS
  1. Study on relationship between nutritional status and motor development among the children of age 6-30 months using BDSTI tool at Dadri sub-district, Uttar Pradesh (Kunal Bhardwaj, Ambuja Cement Foundation)
  2. Synergy of childhood obesity and diet in peri-urban school-going children: an exploratory study (Aheibam Sharmila Devi, NIMS, ICMR)
  3. The Impact of Dairy Intake on Anthropometric Failures of Children consuming Vegetarian Diets (6-24 months) and fulfilling Minimum Dietary Diversity in India (Sakshi Pandey, IITB – UNICEF India)
  4. Growth patterns of children under 5 in India with special reference to stunting (Diksha Rani, IIPS)
  5. Nutrition and cognitive ability of school going children (7-9 yrs) and impact study of ICT-based nutrition education on their dietary patterns (Shobika S, Rathnavel Subramaniam college of arts and science, Sulur, Coimbatore)
  6. Reversal of stunting, wasting and underweight in urban slums of Mumbai: Implementation experience of nutrition delivery by strict growth monitoring and caregiver engagement (Lahari Yaddanapudi, CTARA, Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai)