Nutrition improvement projects in Tanzania : implementation, deteminants of performance, and policy implications
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Nutrition improvement projects in Tanzania : implementation, deteminants of performance, and policy implications
（Development economics and policy / edited by Franz Heidhues, Bd. 11）
Peter Lang, c1999
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [178]-192)
内容説明・目次
内容説明
While the use of the so-called Nutrition Improvement Projects (NIPs) to combat malnutrition in poor countries, particularly in the sub-Saharan region of Africa, seems inevitable, knowledge about how these projects actually work and how they should be designed for effective outcome is lacking. The present volume tackles this problem by suggesting a conceptual framework based on research findings in five such projects in Tanzania which included the internationally known Iringa Nutrition Project. The volume also answers the question of whether it is possible to sustain the impact of these projects without further 'push' from donors. The analysis suggests a 'yes' to the NIPs which are not dealing directly with primary health services or public goods. But for those involved in delivering primary health services, the institutions involved are in great disharmony causing high transaction costs. For such NIPs, support from donors seems to be necessary unless the government intervenes strongly.
目次
Contents: The question of how to in implementing nutrition projects in poor countries for effective and sustained impact - Arrangement of institutions and institutional capacity, in relation to the type of goods delivered by a project, and its effect on the sustainability of the impact.
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