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SMART Survey Report

The report presents results of the SMART survey conducted by FHI 360 in 2019 in Bama (Banki), Damboa, Dikwa and Ngala in Borno state, northeast Nigeria.
Feature

Developing the next generation of nutrition leaders in Uganda

The Uganda Nutrition Fellowship program helps transition nutrition graduates to the workplace through placements with host organizations, where graduates receive a mix of work experience, professional development and mentorship.
Past Project

Health Communication for Life

The Health Communication for Life (HC4L) project in Malawi promotes demand for efficient use of health sector resources as part of a social and behavioral change communication (SBCC) strategy.