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Reach Each Child Programme
Reach Each Child Programme brings focus on the first 1000 day of a mother and child’s life
Currently, India contributes to 1/3rd of the global burden of undernutrition, with 46.6 million stunted children and the highest number of child wasting across South Asia. Productivity losses from stunted children are estimated at 8% of GDP (Reckitt, 2021). Covid-19 pandemic has also caused an impact on India’s undernutrition crisis and according to a UNICEF research, India is likely to witness a 10% increase in malnutrition post the pandemic.
PROGRAM ANALYSIS
Nutrition DASHBOARD
The Reach Child Dashboard represents real time data of programmatic interventions and its impact on the beneficiaries to equip its users with complete information of Nutrition status of the vulnerable communities in the project sites. Users can compare, analyze and draw co-relations regarding the persisting challenges around nutrition, maternal health and child health in the intervention sites. It enables its users to run regression analysis using bivariate and multivariate data points.
Dashboards are useful tools that help users visualize and understand key information for complex systems. Users can track progress to see how the programmatic interventions are contributing to the national policies and SDGs at districts, state and national level.
The Program
REach each child
Reach Each Child Programme was conceptualized with an aim to work together with communities and to push for solutions more rapidly onto the ground. The programme has successfully completed its two years in Nadurbar and Amravati districts of Maharashtra.The two most toughest districts of India.
Along with Amravati and Nandurbar in phase III the REC programme is expanding in new geographies i.e. Jalna district in Maharashtra, Bhavnagar in Gujarat and Phagi in Rajasthan.
OUR PROGRESS
Annual REPORT
Through consistent efforts, the programme reached to 39,800 children and provided employment to more than 40 CNWs. It also successfully assured zero child deaths due to malnutrition for children under the care of the programme, saving 6,500 lives. The initiative also supported 8,000 pregnant women and various families through multiple interventions:
- 91% of new mothers initiated breastfeeding
- 6,500 families received dry rations and hygiene kits during COVID
- 161 families received cash assistance to treat malnourishment
Endorsed by NITI Aayog, Reach Each Child programme was featured by publications as one of the best practices in aspirational districts to fight undernutrition in India. Click here to view the reports
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