Agreeing on causes of malnutrition for joint action

Topic outline

• General
  

  General

  Agreeing on causes of malnutrition for joint action This course guides you through the simulation of a workshop process using a methodology based on malnutrition problem-and-solution trees, to support joint planning for combating food insecurity and malnutrition. It allows you to understand the multisectoral causes of malnutrition, and gain new facilitation skills for successful participatory workshops. Duration:  1.5 Hours Publication  Date:  June 2015
• System Requirements
  

  System Requirements

  The online version of this course runs on the latest versions of Chrome and Safari. In order to access this course on Internet Explorer or Firefox, you must install and enable Adobe Flash player.

  The downloadable version only runs on Windows PC’s and no additional software is needed.
• Audience
  

  Audience

  The course is designed to assist professionals from a variety of sectors (agriculture, livestock, fisheries, health, rural development, education, social protection...) that are involved in shaping and implementing development, emergency and resilience programmes.
• You will learn about
  

  You will learn about

  • Design of a joint malnutrition strategy
    
  • Preparation of the workshop and facilitation techniques
    
  • Malnutrition problem and solution tree methodology
    
  • Design of the malnutrition problem tree sessions
    
  • Design of the malnutrition solution tree session;
    
  • Action-plan session and the follow-up of the workshop
    
• Authors and Contributors
  

  Authors and Contributors

  Authors, expert reviewers, contributors and translators for this course include the following individuals:

  Course Coordinator

  • Domitille Kauffmann, FAO-ESN
    

  Authors
  

  • Domitille Kauffmann, FAO-ESN
    
  • Anne-Lyse Coutin, FAO-ESN external consultant
    
  • Hugo Marichales, external consultant
    

  Reviewers

  • Charlotte Dufour, FAO-ESN
    
  • Beatrice Ghirardini, FAO-OPCC
    
  • Anna-Lisa Noack, FAO-TCI
    

  Translators
  

  • Marie Streissel, FAO-ESN
    
• Partners
  

  Partners

  
   
  

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