Knowledge Against Hunger is the home of all our technical, research, learning and strategic documents. Take a look through our publications here.
A national IMAM coverage survey that used a mixed-methods approach provided valuable insights into true service coverage and barriers to accessing IMAM services. The approach leveraged routine programme monitoring data and primary data collection in selected locations. The findings and the strong stakeholder engagement contributed to health system strengthening and enabled quality improvement of services.
Soil degradation has lead to challenges for farmers to practice vital agricultural practices for food and income. In Niger in innovative approach was taken to manage this issue and the team reflects on the lessons learned
Learnings around the implementation of a Gender Working Group designed to support the integration of an intersectional approach to gender.
How the International Gender Unit contributed to the development, implementation and evidence-based adjustment of the Gender Strategy.
A Learning Review article from 2019 about the concept of crowdfunding which has been introduced in Somalia in recent years with many Somalis showing interest in contributing to community owned activities.
A learning article from the Learning Review in 2019 detailing a special psychosocial support sub-activity that involved establishing a small team of psychologists to link into the community.
This article explains in detail how to build a prior for stage 3 of the SQUEAC survey.
This article explains in detail stage 2 of the SQUEAC survey.
A Learning Review article from 2018 that details a new strategy to engage men in the community.
A Learning Review article from 2019 about a response plan developed by Action Against Hunger Central America to address the problem of weak DRR practices and infrastructure in tourist destinations in the region.
