What is it about?

This introductory paper to a supplement on nutrition policy and governance offers an overview of the current state of evidence and thinking on the multisectoral nutrition policy cycle. It also explores the benefits of applying a systems lens to understand the processes of the policy cycle—from research, to knowledge, to action—and provides more dynamic and accurate information for nutrition advocacy and evidence-based decision-making. It concludes with key findings from the 5 country-level studies included in the supplement.

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Why is it important?

this paper is important because it clearly names the components of the nutrition policy cycle that need to be affected in order to see changes in nutritional status at the end of a cycle.

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This page is a summary of: Optimizing the Multisectoral Nutrition Policy Cycle, Food and Nutrition Bulletin, December 2016, SAGE Publications,
DOI: 10.1177/0379572116675994.
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