Bangladesh

Learning Review: Bangladesh 2017-19

Learning captured from Action Against Hunger’s response to the Rohingya refugee crisis in Bangladesh

Section: Learning
Type: Report

OptiDiag

Biomedical Investigations for Optimized Diagnosis and Monitoring of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM): Elucidating the Heterogeneous Diagnosis of SAM by Current Anthropometric Criteria and Moving Beyond

Section: Prevention
Type: Research Paper

READ: MAMI (by ENN and GOAL)

During this year’s Health & Nutrition Workshop two organsiations, Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN) and GOAL, presented their work on MAMI: Management of At-Risk Mothers & Infants under six months. This blog will summarise these insightful presentations on MAMI.

Section: Uncategorized
Type:

Relactation protocol in Bangladesh

A winning Learning Competition entry by Jubayer Mumin, Technical Programme Manager from Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

Section: Learning
Type: Case study Lessons Paper

SQUEAC Moheshkahli, Cox’s Bazar

The team supported a SQUEAC assessment in one of the upazilas that Action Against Hunger Bangladesh were responsible for supporting.

Section: Uncategorized
Type:

Webinar: Coverage Surveys – experiences and learnings from 2018/19

A presentation by Hugh Lort-Phillips, Global Coverage Advisor, Action Against Hunger UK, sharing his experiences from two surveys which he supported in Cameroon and Bangladesh.

Section: Learning
Type: Webinar

Working as a Network: Developing a DFID Portfolio for Bangladesh

An interview with the DFID Relations Manager in the UK on the process and lessons learned from working with Bangladesh to develop a DFID portfolio

Section: Learning
Type: Article