India : Nutrition Determinants and Strategies in Nagaland

The state of Nagaland, with a population of two million, is situated in the North-East region of India. The state's topography is hilly with very poor roads and connectivity. The state has 11 districts, 52 blocks, and 1,500 villages. In 2014-1...

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spelling okr-10986-322512021-05-25T09:27:04Z India : Nutrition Determinants and Strategies in Nagaland World Bank MATERNAL HEALTH CHILD HEALTH NUTRITION CHILD FEEDING WATER AND SANITATION HEALTH FINANCE COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS The state of Nagaland, with a population of two million, is situated in the North-East region of India. The state's topography is hilly with very poor roads and connectivity. The state has 11 districts, 52 blocks, and 1,500 villages. In 2014-15, per capita net state domestic product was estimated at US dollar 1,172 (INR 78,526), slightly lower than the national figure of US dollar 1,297 (INR 86,879). However, the socioeconomic distribution in Nagaland is more equitable than the national pattern, in 2012-13, an estimated 19 percent of the population lived below the official poverty line in the state, lower than the national average of 22 percent. Tribal communities make up almost 90 percent of Nagaland's population. The Nagaland Department of Health and Family Welfare (DoHFW) requested technical support for better understanding nutrition determinants and developing strategies that could be implemented at the community level with the support of the Nagaland Health Project. The objectives are to better understand the barriers to improved nutrition and health in Nagaland and to help the state government to develop strategies to address these issues. This involves analytical work (involving both primary and secondary data analysis) to identify gaps and bottlenecks, informing the development of contextually-appropriate and feasible strategies. Technical assistance focuses on supporting the state government in the design of strategies based on the findings of the analytical work. The development objectives of this advisory services and analytics (ASA) activity are: (i) to improve knowledge about the determinants of malnutrition in North East India; (ii) to identify gaps in maternal and child health and nutrition services for disadvantaged communities; and (iii) to support development of cross-sectoral strategies to combat malnutrition at the community level. 2019-08-15T17:34:52Z 2019-08-15T17:34:52Z 2019-06-26 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/230471563335249769/India-Nutrition-Determinants-and-Strategies-in-Nagaland-Summary-of-Findings http://hdl.handle.net/10986/32251 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Health Study South Asia India
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CHILD HEALTH
NUTRITION
CHILD FEEDING
WATER AND SANITATION
HEALTH FINANCE
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS
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CHILD HEALTH
NUTRITION
CHILD FEEDING
WATER AND SANITATION
HEALTH FINANCE
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS
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India : Nutrition Determinants and Strategies in Nagaland
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description The state of Nagaland, with a population of two million, is situated in the North-East region of India. The state's topography is hilly with very poor roads and connectivity. The state has 11 districts, 52 blocks, and 1,500 villages. In 2014-15, per capita net state domestic product was estimated at US dollar 1,172 (INR 78,526), slightly lower than the national figure of US dollar 1,297 (INR 86,879). However, the socioeconomic distribution in Nagaland is more equitable than the national pattern, in 2012-13, an estimated 19 percent of the population lived below the official poverty line in the state, lower than the national average of 22 percent. Tribal communities make up almost 90 percent of Nagaland's population. The Nagaland Department of Health and Family Welfare (DoHFW) requested technical support for better understanding nutrition determinants and developing strategies that could be implemented at the community level with the support of the Nagaland Health Project. The objectives are to better understand the barriers to improved nutrition and health in Nagaland and to help the state government to develop strategies to address these issues. This involves analytical work (involving both primary and secondary data analysis) to identify gaps and bottlenecks, informing the development of contextually-appropriate and feasible strategies. Technical assistance focuses on supporting the state government in the design of strategies based on the findings of the analytical work. The development objectives of this advisory services and analytics (ASA) activity are: (i) to improve knowledge about the determinants of malnutrition in North East India; (ii) to identify gaps in maternal and child health and nutrition services for disadvantaged communities; and (iii) to support development of cross-sectoral strategies to combat malnutrition at the community level.
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title India : Nutrition Determinants and Strategies in Nagaland
title_short India : Nutrition Determinants and Strategies in Nagaland
title_full India : Nutrition Determinants and Strategies in Nagaland
title_fullStr India : Nutrition Determinants and Strategies in Nagaland
title_full_unstemmed India : Nutrition Determinants and Strategies in Nagaland
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