Alive & Thrive shared results from its mate

Adolescent nutrition interventions integrated into school-based programs  in the SNNP and Somali regions of Ethiopia led to significant improvements in dietary practices of girls, according to implementation research results presented during a recent Alive & Thrive global webinar.

In February, nutrition advocates around the world welcomed the publication of the 2023 Lancet Breastfeeding Series.

The government of Ethiopia is scaling up a school-based program that research showed had significant impacts on dietary diversity and minimum meal frequency among adolescent girls.

In mid-February, representatives of 21 community-based organizations (CBO) gathered with government personnel at a conference center in Abuja for a workshop to discuss social and behavior change communication (SBCC) approaches.

Employees and managers at five factories of the global fashion retailer Inditex implemented a workplace lactation support program with support from Alive & Thrive that improved awareness of recommended breastfeeding practices and increased staff satisfaction among more than 3,500 female worke

In 2022, Alive & Thrive's research generated evidence and insights on maternal, infant, young child and adolescent nutrition topics across diverse contexts.

The scale-up of a package of maternal nutrition interventions in five of Ethiopia’s 10 regions is progressing well, stakeholders said during recent interviews. The package was developed with Alive & Thrive technical assistance.