The global evidence-base for what different sectors can do to contribute to undernutrition
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1 The global evidence-base for what different sectors can do to contribute to undernutrition Marie Ruel Director, Poverty, Health and Nutrition, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) October 30 th, 2014 New Delhi, India
2 Lancet Nutrition: A Massive Unfinished Agenda 165M children stunted (1 in 5 children) Malnutrition is responsible for 45% of < 5 deaths (3.1M) Micronutrient deficiencies continue to be widespread, esp. in mothers and children Rapidly increasing overweight/obesity 2013 Series Executive Summary
3 India s Stubborn Burden of Malnutrition Children 48% children < 5 y are stunted (61M) India hosts ~30% of the world s stunted children 20% are wasted Has the highest number of LBW babies ~7.4 M/y 70% children anemic Mothers Photo: UNICEF India 33% Underweight (low BMI) Anemia: ~56% Overweight/obese: 15%
4 India: Large Disparities Stunting By Wealth Quintile By area of residence Source: International Center for Equity in Health ( 2012/13
5 What to Do: Scale-up Nutrition-Specific Interventions Optimal maternal nutrition during pregnancy Maternal multiple micronutrient supplements to all Calcium supplementation to mothers at-risk of low intake 3 Maternal balanced energy protein supplements as needed Universal salt iodization Infant and young child feeding Promotion of early, exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months; continued breastfeeding until 24 months Appropriate complementary feeding education in food secure populations and additional complementary food supplements in food insecure populations Micronutrient supplementation in children at risk Vitamin A supplementation between 6-59 months age Preventive zinc supplements between months of age Management of acute malnutrition Supplementary feeding for moderate acute malnutrition Management of severe acute malnutrition 5 Lancet Series
6 34 Countries Account for 90% of Global Burden of Malnutrition Scaling up 10 nutrition-specific interventions to 90% coverage in these countries would reduce stunting by 20% 6 Lancet Series
7 We need complementary actions: nutrition-sensitive programs and policies from a variety of sectors an enabling environment for nutrition to help accelerate progress in improving nutrition 7
8 What Does Nutrition-Sensitive Mean? Address critical underlying determinants of undernutrition: poverty; food insecurity; women s low social status, education, empowerment; poor care and feeding practices; lack of access to health, water, sanitation Include nutrition goals and nutrition actions and interventions Can be leveraged to serve as delivery platforms for scale-up of nutrition-specific interventions Source: Lancet Series 2013
9 Examples of Potentially Nutrition-Sensitive Sectors Social Protection Health Agriculture Water and Sanitation Gender Photo credits, clockwise: Flickr/newbeatphoto (top row), CIAT/N.Palmer, DFID/Russell Watkins, CIAT/N.Palmer
10 WHAT ARE THE MAIN PATHWAYS OF IMPACT OF NUTRITION-SENSITIVE PROGRAMS ON NUTRITION?
11 Income Growth Can Improve Nutrition But Other Inputs Are necessary A 10% increase in GDP/PC leads to a 6% reduction in stunting Source: Ruel and Alderman; Lancet 2013
12 Income Growth Can Also Have Unintended Consequences on Risks of Overweight and Obesity A 10% increase in GDP/PC leads to a 7% increase in overweight and obesity in women Source: Ruel and Alderman; Lancet 2013
13 Women s Empowerment is Critical for Improving Maternal and Child Nutrition Women s empowerment is associated with better use of resources and positive practices that foster child health and nutrition and household food security Positive impacts of well-targeted and designed cash transfers and agricultural programs on measures of women s empowerment and maternal and child nutrition 13
14 AGRICULTURE
15 Pathways of Impact of Agriculture Income; Food Security; Dietary Intake Source: Sundberg and Birx; BMGF Learning Session; January 2014
16 Women At the Center of Ag-Nutrition Linkages The critical role of women s empowerment, time, health, nutrition Source: Sundberg and Birx; BMGF Learning Session; January 2014
17 Making Agriculture More Gender- and Nutritionsensitive Mycotoxin Control Biofortification Intercropping Labor-Saving Technologies Soil Fertilizer Labor Seeds Water Production Empower Women Enabling Policies Empower Women Nutrition knowledge Income Food processing Mycotoxin Control Improved Storage Health knowledge Empower Women Enabling Policies Food processing Mycotoxin Control Nutrition knowledge Fortification Household Food Availability Individual Health Empower Women Nutrition knowledge Improved Cooking Practices Mycotoxin Control Integrated Health Interventions Child s Nutrition Stored Food Individual Food Intake Women s Nutrition Source: Sundberg and Birx; BMGF Learning Session; January 2014
18 SOCIAL SAFETY NETS
19 Social Safety Nets Provide transfers to a billion poor people worldwide Often well-targeted,highcoverage of poor Impacts on poverty, food security, women s empowerment, use of services Limited impact on nutrition so far Bangladesh WFP program (Stunting reductions (pp) compared to control) Cash Food Cash+Food Cash+Nutrition BCC Source: Ruel and Alderman, 2013 Source: Hoddinott, Ahmed, et al. preliminary results
20 WHY DO WE NEED MULTIPLE SECTORS TO IMPROVE NUTRITION?
21 Contribution of Different Sectors to Improving Nutrition Globally Food: 32% Water & Sanitation: 35% Women s Education + status: 33% Source: Smith and Haddad, developing countries ( )
22 Bangladesh/Nepal: Drivers of Stunting Reductions ( ) Demographic Change Sanitation 13% 12% Maternal Height 6% 14% 10% 13% NEPAL (inner) 23% 23% 14% Wealth BANGLADESH (outer) 16% Health Services 30% 26% Education (parental) Source: Headey et al. 2014
23 Brazil: Drivers of Reductions in Stunting over 3 Decades ( ) from 37% to 7% Column1 WASH Health 10% 6% 25% Maternal Schooling 23% Income 37% Other Other Income Maternal Education Health Services Access Water and Sanitation Source: Monteiro et al. WHO Bull 2010
24 Need to Reduce Inequalities Source: Lancet Series; Black et al Source: Black et al. (2013) Lancet Series 2 Paper 1
25 Conclusions Nutrition is a multi-faceted, multi-causal problem that requires multi-sectoral solutions Scaling-up nutrition-specific interventions is necessary but not sufficient To achieve greater and faster improvements in nutrition, we need to leverage multiple sectors and make them more nutrition- and gender-sensitive Need to reduce inequalities better targeting and coverage of the por focus on all their basic needs Focus on PREVENTION girls throughout the lifecycle, children during first 2 y)
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