The Integrated Framework for Gender Analysis of Nutrition Policy

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March 5, 2017 - Elizabeth Mkandawire and Sheryl Hendriks

Elizabeth Mkandawire and Sheryl Hendriks. 2017. The Integrated Framework for Gender Analysis of Nutrition Policy. Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy Research Brief 32. East Lansing: Michigan State University

KEY OUTCOMES

• The Integrated Framework for Gender Analysis of Nutrition Policy was developed as a tool for influencing gendered policy change.
• An analysis of Malawi’s National Nutrition Policy and Strategic Plan 2007–2012 was conducted.
• A policy dialogue was conducted to pilot and validate the Integrated Framework for Gender Analysis of Nutrition Policy.
• Malawi’s forthcoming National Multisectoral Nutrition Policy 2016–2020 was assessed.
• Recommendations from the policy dialogue were shared with key stakeholders.
• Two of the recommendations were integrated in the forthcoming National Multisectoral Nutrition Policy 2016–2020.

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