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The report highlights a lack of reliable, standardized evidence on the costs and value for money of acute malnutrition treatment, calling for clearer methods and guidance to inform better policy and investment decisions.

The multi-sectoral surveillance system is an alert system, providing early warnings on emerging threats in order to allow cross-cutting, adaptive programming.

A guide-in-brief to the iCCM+Nut approach.

A guide-in-brief to the Family MUAC (or Mother MUAC as it is also sometimes called) community screening approach which empowers mothers, caregivers and other family members to screen their own children for acute malnutrition using color-coded MUAC tapes. Neither literacy or numeracy skills are required.

A step by step guide for interventions.

The Participatory Resilience Analysis and Measurement (PRAM) tool was born of the desire to be able to assess, measure and track changes in the resilience levels of households and communities that participate in Action Against Hunger’s targeted disaster prevention and resilience, and nutrition security interventions

This report is the maternal nutrition operational guidance for Low- and Middle-Income Countries

This is the 2019 guideline for the management of acute malnutrition in Ethiopia

Many methods are available to assess barriers and boosters to coverage. Depending on the information needed and resources available, actors can chose the most appropriate approach. Regardless of the method for collecting the data, a critical analysis of the programme and its performance should be carried out regularly.

This guide presents the implementation of the Mother MUAC and Oedema Strategy, an approach that trains mothers and caregivers to detect acute malnutrition in children by measuring mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) and checking for bilateral oedema. The strategy aims to improve early identification, referral, and treatment coverage of acute malnutrition by placing families at the centre of community-based screening