To combat multiple forms of malnutrition, countries are investing in multisectoral interventions delivered through health, agriculture, social protection, education, and food systems. However, the question of who is being reached by multisector interventions remains...
TOOLKIT: One Nutrition Coverage Survey-Bangladesh
Overview of the Survey The One Nutrition Coverage Survey (ONCS) is methods-focused population-based household survey designed to generate comprehensive data on the coverage of multi-sectoral nutrition interventions across the life stages. Developed under the Data for...
Improving multi-sectoral nutrition coverage measurement: The One Nutrition Coverage Survey in Bangladesh
Over the last two decades many low-and-middle-income countries (LMICs) have developed multi-sectoral nutrition policies to address high rates of malnutrition across their populations. As of 2022, 45 out of 66 Scaling Up for Nutrition (SUN) countries have a national...
Methodological considerations and cost to measure coverage of multi-sectoral nutrition interventions: Protocol for the One Nutrition Coverage Survey in Bangladesh
Journal Article | https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2025-099314 Date of Publication | December 2025 This journal article was submitted as a preprint. Preprint Article | https://doi.org/10.12688/verixiv.754.1 Date of Publication | March 2025 Abstract Introduction Despite...
Making school feeding count for nutrition: A call for investing in more and better data
Poverty pushes almost one in every 10 children around the world to skip school and work to earn. Such conditions can perpetuate the vicious cycle of poverty and malnutrition. Amid all this, can school help? School meal programs have emerged as a beacon of hope,...
Measure & Adapt: How are school feeding programs changing during COVID-19?
Schools across the world closed alongside national lockdowns to contain the spread of COVID-19, leaving many children without access to school meals. Schools are important platforms for delivering high-impact health, nutrition-specific, and nutrition-sensitive...
Collecting More with Less: Lessons from the One Nutrition Coverage Survey (ONCS) in Bangladesh
To combat multiple forms of malnutrition, countries are investing in multisectoral interventions delivered through health, agriculture, social protection, education, and food systems. However, the question of who is being reached by multisector interventions remains...
TOOLKIT: One Nutrition Coverage Survey-Bangladesh
Overview of the Survey The One Nutrition Coverage Survey (ONCS) is methods-focused population-based household survey designed to generate comprehensive data on the coverage of multi-sectoral nutrition interventions across the life stages. Developed under the Data for...
Improving multi-sectoral nutrition coverage measurement: The One Nutrition Coverage Survey in Bangladesh
Over the last two decades many low-and-middle-income countries (LMICs) have developed multi-sectoral nutrition policies to address high rates of malnutrition across their populations. As of 2022, 45 out of 66 Scaling Up for Nutrition (SUN) countries have a national...
Methodological considerations and cost to measure coverage of multi-sectoral nutrition interventions: Protocol for the One Nutrition Coverage Survey in Bangladesh
Journal Article | https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2025-099314 Date of Publication | December 2025 This journal article was submitted as a preprint. Preprint Article | https://doi.org/10.12688/verixiv.754.1 Date of Publication | March 2025 Abstract Introduction Despite...
Making school feeding count for nutrition: A call for investing in more and better data
Poverty pushes almost one in every 10 children around the world to skip school and work to earn. Such conditions can perpetuate the vicious cycle of poverty and malnutrition. Amid all this, can school help? School meal programs have emerged as a beacon of hope,...
Measure & Adapt: How are school feeding programs changing during COVID-19?
Schools across the world closed alongside national lockdowns to contain the spread of COVID-19, leaving many children without access to school meals. Schools are important platforms for delivering high-impact health, nutrition-specific, and nutrition-sensitive...