Increase animal source Percentage of households in Percentage of beneficiaries (PLW) food consumption SPRING-supported upazilas consuming ASF that to poultry or fish, by (Indicator 4e) type of plants/animals Enhance the adoption of Number of farmers and others who have advanced agricultural applied new technologies or management techniques to increase practices as a result of USG assistance homestead food (Indicator 9) production SBCC activities Promote ENHA to the SPRING Policy Tracking Sheet and PTS policy level and mainstream with other ministries Make a supportive Percentage of supportive supervision environment to change visits made to FFS beneficiaries, CCs, behavior Agriculture Officers (Indicator 2a) Percentage of observations of ENA/EHA messages being provided by health care workers and FFS facilitators through supportive supervision visits deemed to be of an acceptable quality (Indicator 11) SPRING Household Register Increase the capacity of Number and percentage of trained health HW for counseling workers who report providing ENA/EHA mothers services or messages (Indicator 7a ) Number of pregnant women and women with children <2 years reached with nutritional/hygiene messages through the health system (Indicator 7d) Percentage of observations of ENA/EHA messages being provided by health care workers and FFS facilitators through supportive supervision deemed to be of an acceptable quality (Indicator 11 ) Materials and messages Increase knowledge Percentage of pregnant women and through message women with children <2 years reached dissemination by using with nutritional and hygiene messages different media (Indicator 7b ) Social Change Themes SPRING is currently finalizing the analysis of formative research conducted in early 2013, by The Manoff Group, around intra-household decision-making and men’s market purchasing decisions. Preliminary findings indicate that men’s behaviors at the household level are important determinants of the four
Increase animal source food consumption Percentage of households in SPRING-supported upazilas that to poultry or fish, by type of plants/animals Percentage of beneficiaries (PLW) consuming ASF (Indicator 4e) Enhance the adoption of advanced agricultural techniques to increase homestead food production Number of farmers and others who have applied new technologies or management practices as a result of USG assistance (Indicator 9) SBCC activities Promote ENHA to the policy level and mainstream with other ministries SPRING Policy Tracking Sheet and PTS Make a supportive environment to change behavior Percentage of supportive supervision visits made to FFS beneficiaries, CCs, Agriculture Officers (Indicator 2a) Percentage of observations of ENA/EHA messages being provided by health care workers and FFS facilitators through supportive supervision visits deemed to be of an acceptable quality (Indicator 11) SPRING Household Register Increase the capacity of HW for counseling mothers Number and percentage of trained health workers who report providing ENA/EHA services or messages (Indicator 7a ) Number of pregnant women and women with children <2 years reached with nutritional/hygiene messages through the health system (Indicator 7d) Percentage of observations of ENA/EHA messages being provided by health care workers and FFS facilitators through supportive supervision deemed to be of an acceptable quality (Indicator 11 ) Materials and messages Increase knowledge through message dissemination by using different media Percentage of pregnant women and women with children <2 years reached with nutritional and hygiene messages (Indicator 7b ) Social Change Themes SPRING is currently finalizing the analysis of formative research conducted in early 2013, by The Manoff Group, around intra-household decision-making and men’s market purchasing decisions. Preliminary findings indicate that men’s behaviors at the household level are important determinants of the four
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