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    Realigning agriculture to improve nutrition + project evaluation

    8 November 2017

    This report presents the background, methodology, findings, conclusions, and recommendations of the final evaluation of Concern Worldwide’s project Promoting Women’s Empowerment as a Pathway to Improved Household Nutrition in Central Province, Zambia (RAIN+).

    The RAIN+ project has been implemented from April 2015 until March 2018 in the Mumbwa district of Zambia by Concern Worldwide (CWW) and its partners Mumbwa Child Development Agency (MCDA) and Women for Change (WfC). The project also cooperated with the District Nutrition Coordinating Committee (DNCC) in Mumbwa and its members, especially the Ministry of Agriculture (MA) and the Ministry of Health (MoH).

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