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Challenges to joint planning, monitoring, and evaluation for nutrition-sensitive agriculture in Ethiopia: an exploratory qualitative study.

Afework Mulugeta BezabihZnabu Hadush KahsayAmaha KahsayAbate BekeleOmer SeidSelemawit AsfawFreweeini GebrearegayKidane TadesseAlessandra N BazzanoWellington JogoNamukolo CovicHeidi Busse
Published in: Agriculture & food security (2023)
Gaps in human and technical resources, limited attention from different sectors, and absence of routine monitoring data hindered joint planning, monitoring, and evaluation activities for nutrition-sensitive agriculture in Ethiopia. Short-term and long-term training for experts and intensification of supportive supervision may address gaps in capacity. Future studies should address whether routine monitoring and surveillance in nutrition-sensitive multi-sectoral activities provides long-term improvement in outcomes.
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