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Download fileInvestigation of the use of multi-sectoral integration by NGOs: a case study with Intermon Oxfam
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posted on 2020-10-09, 09:02 authored by Laurent LehotMalnutrition is a worldwide disaster affecting several hundreds millions of persons and
particularly children. Its immediate and underlying causes are complex and require the
intervention and cooperation of various sectors to address it: health, nutrition, food
security, water and sanitation… This study aims to investigate the use of integrated multisectoral programming to address malnutrition by a non-governmental organisation. It
examines scientific literature, donors and organisations strategies and previous work on
integration to understand the rationale behind adopting such approach. Then, based on
interviews of key staff and a review of evaluations from two international nongovernmental organisations, a profile of integrated programming in NGOs is drawn by
describing its influence, needs and challenges in terms of policies, practices and human
resources.
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