Track 3: Program Implementation and Effectiveness:
Objective: Bridging the gap between evidence and implementation to optimize the scale-up of micronutrient interventions.
Main Topics:
Co-Chairs:
Mdu Mbuya,
Director of Knowledge Leadership,
Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), USA
Deanna Olney,
Director, Nutrition, Diets and Health Unit
International Food Policy Research Institute
Sessions:
17 October, 10:30 AM
Utilizing Formative Research Methods and Human-Centered Approaches to Design and Strengthen Interventions to Improve Micronutrient Intake
17 October, 1:45 PM
Bridging Implementation and Science: Lessons Learned in Designing and Delivering Micronutrient Programs for Impact and Scale
17 October, 1:45 PM
Measuring Intervention Coverage: Who is Being Reached?
18 October, 10:30 AM
Effectiveness of Large-Scale Food Fortification
18 October, 1:45 PM
Regional Networks to Strengthen Micronutrient Programs
18 October, 1:45 PM
Highlighting Integrated Multisectoral Nutrition Progarms for Adolescents
19 October, 8:30 AM
Leveraging Social Assistance Programs for Micronutrient Nutrition and Climate Resilience
19 October, 1:45 PM
Are Nutrient Profiling Systems Fit for Purpose with Respect to Ranking Micronutrients
19 October, 5:30 PM
What is Needed to Support, Scale and Sustain Micronutrient Nutrition Solutions?
19 October, 10:30 AM
Lessons Learned From Implementation and Scaling of Home Fortification Interventions for Young Children
20 October, 10:30 AM
Building Resilient Health Systems to Withstand Service Disruption in Vitamin A Supplementation Programs
*Please note that the program is subject to change