The FGDs allowed for further exploration of the meaning and understanding of issues raised through the products and allow for greater inclusion of audience perspectives. The post-tests also explored participants' perceptions of the products' acceptability. The pre/post surveys aimed to assess the magnitude of change before and after exposure to the 9 Minutes media products and between audiences. The team assessed the impact of a mobile game '9 Minutes' and a supporting video module on safe pregnancy and care produced by Half the Sky Movement Multimedia Communication Initiative (HTS) for FHI360. The study encompassed both qualitative and quantitative methodologies to analyze and benchmark the achievements.
The strategic objective included a set of specific KPIs, targets and baseline to track and measure the impact of communication and public advocacy as envisaged in the strategy over the four-year period of planning and implementation (2014-2017). The Team has undertaken the first ever benchmarking of the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for the Global Communication & Public Advocacy Strategy for UNICEF India. The TABS and paper transfer was aptly designed for ease of administration.īENCHMARKING OF THE KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Qualitative activities, open-ended questions, and the 'other/specify' category responses were collected on paper. Another unique feature of this study was the combination of paper and TABs for data collection. Both structured questions and participatory research were embedded within FGDs, structured interviews, exit interviews and observations to create data collection processes interactive, engaging, and empowering. The application of CBPR principles including visual, narrative, and numeric data ensured that this project attempted to the voices of participants in the design, implementation, and analysis of research. The concurrent monitoring utilized a mixed methods approach, including quantitative data while also harnessing the power of Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR).
The concurrent monitoring provided evidence to improve the implementation and prove the efficacy of the MHM project. The team had successfully executed the concurrent monitoring of Menstruation Hygiene Management Project of UNICEF in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand. The study helped in identifying the content and the channels through which mothers can be reached out for communicating with them.ĬONCURRENT MONITORING OF INTERVENTION USING CBPR
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TIPs involved pre trial counselling and pre trial 24-hour dietary recall exercise a trial period of 14 days and a post trail evaluation along with post trial 24-hour dietary recall exercise.
The created recipes and the recommended breast feeding, diet diversity, quantity and quality of food to be given and hygienic practices were introduced, tested and evaluated among the selected mothers and pregnant women through the Trials of Improved practices (TIPs).
The next step was to involve lactating mothers, under the guidance of nutrition experts, to create nutritionally appropriate food combinations using food items which are affordable, available and acceptable. The studies have mapped the prevailing Maternal, Infant and Young Child Feeding practices in the states to identify the gaps and opportunities to improve nutrition intake. CONDUCTING RECIPE CREATION AND TRIALS OF IMPROVED PRACTICES (TIPS) FOR THE FIRST TIME IN INDIAĬMS Communication Team has conducted large scale studies on Young Child Feeding (IYCF) in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh for Alive & Thrive, FHI.
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