ISBN:
9781280090851
Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (114 pages)
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Heaver, Richard, 1952 - Strengthening country commitment to human development
DDC:
363.8
Keywords:
Unterernährung
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Ernährungspolitik
;
Entwicklungsländer
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Nutrition policy
;
Malnutrition
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Malnutrition
;
Nutrition policy
;
Electronic books
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Ernährungspolitik
Abstract:
Intro -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Executive Summary -- Why Strengthening Commitment Is Important -- What Commitment Building Involves -- What We Know and What We Don't -- Missed Opportunities -- Action Required -- What the Development Assistance Community Can Do -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Why Is Commitment a Special Problem in Nutrition? -- 3. Thinking about Commitment -- Useful Terms -- Some Relevant Concepts -- 4. Assessing Commitment to Policies and Programs -- Who Should Assess Commitment and How? -- Identifying Key Players -- Assessing Perspectives -- Assessing Behavior -- Putting It Together -- 5. Commitment and Strategic Choices -- Broad or Narrow? -- Program or Project? -- Trial or Scale? -- Investment or Analysis and Partnership Building? -- 6. Strengthening Commitment to Investment -- Champions, Policy Entrepreneurs, and Supporters -- Building Partnerships for Nutrition -- Using the MDGs to Make Nutrition Everybody's Business -- Repositioning Nutrition in PRSPs, PRSCs, and CDD -- Using NGO-Civil Society Partnerships to Lobby Governments -- 7. Sustaining Commitment through Implementation -- Lessons from Success: Keeping Stakeholders Motivated -- When Things Go Wrong: Lessons from Faltering Commitment in Tamil Nadu and Tanzania -- A Final Lesson -- 8. Capacity Building for Commitment Building -- Strengthening Country Capacity for Commitment Building -- Deploying and Strengthening the International Nutrition Community's Capacity for Country Commitment Building -- 9. Conclusions and Recommendations -- Appendixes -- A Forms of Rationality Underlying Public Policy -- B Potential Stakeholders in Nutrition Programs -- C A Client-Centered Formative Research Approach: Trials of Impr oved Practices (TIPS) -- D Using PROFILES Simulations as an Advocacy Tool to Promote Investment in Nutrition.
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