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    Engaging Men for Improved Nutrition Outcomes in Mozambique

    5 December 2017

    This learning paper shares key lessons from "Engaging Men in Gender Transformation to Improve Mother-Child Nutrition project", that was implemented in Mozambique.

    A former coconut grove devastated by lethal yellowing disease. Photo: Concern Worldwide.
    A former coconut grove devastated by lethal yellowing disease. Photo: Concern Worldwide.

    Through its "Engaging Men in Gender Transformation to Improve Mother-Child Nutrition project", Concern directly targeted rural women and engaged their male partners. Using a 'Dialogue Club' approach, the project aimed to shift social and cultural constructs.

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