CMAM Forum Country Case Studies, Summary Report
Country case studies in India, Kenya, Niger, and Yemen assessing the dissemination, use, and perceived value of CMAM Forum information and services, and identifying opportunities to strengthen knowledge sharing, learning, and programme impact at country level.
2nd June 2014
Action Against Hunger
The CMAM Forum conducted a series of country case studies (CCSs) in India, Kenya, Niger and Yemen to synthesise learning about efficient and effective ways to disseminate and optimize use of information related to acute malnutrition-related information at the global and country level. The CCSs tried to capture what difference the CMAM Forum makes in the visited countries, what opportunities were not used or what and how to do better, and considered potential future collaborations.
Objectives
1. Assess how effectively CMAM Forum information products and services were disseminated to the intended audiences, how useful they were perceived to be, and how they were used or adapted to inform policy, improve services and programmes, enhance education and training and promote research.
2. Identify opportunities for the CMAM Forum to improve its information products and services and enhance the effectiveness of information sharing and improve learning at the country level.