Human Development
Quantitative Baseline Assessment of Child Nutritional Status and Performance of ICDS Supplementary Nutrition Programme in Bihar
15 December, 2012
- IGC Research on India
There are no easy solutions guaranteed to reduce leakage and increase the provision of nutritious food to Bihar’s millions of malnourished children and mothers. The quantitative assessment in this project was a first step that provides evidence of what the sources of leakage and areas of concern are overall. The findings provides the foundation for the design of interventions under the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) to improve the supplementary nutrition programme.
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