Kathuria, Ashi KohliOrbach, EliezerAnand, Deepika2014-04-152014-04-152014-03https://hdl.handle.net/10986/17797The report consists of the following seven chapters. The present chapter provides the context and the rationale for the study, and outlines the methodology. Chapter two describes the nutrition system in detail and discusses the capacity issues related to the division of labor (DoL) between the two primary programs of the nutrition system and within the Integrated Child Development Services, or ICDS. Chapter three delves into the factors that constrain leadership capacity at all levels chapter four discusses the key capacity constraints related to HR that limit the effective delivery of nutrition services. Chapter five discusses the training system as a sub-system of HR and its capacity constraints, and Chapter six covers the capacity assessment pertaining to monitoring, evaluation and management of information in the nutrition system. Chapter seven discusses the capacity constraints related to General Management Practices, or GMPs in the ICDS, especially focusing on supervision, accountability and work practices and procedures.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACUTE MALNUTRITIONADOLESCENT GIRLSAGRICULTUREALLOCATION OF RESOURCESANEMIAANTENATAL CAREBABIESBEHAVIOR CHANGEBREASTFEEDINGBREASTFEEDING PROMOTIONBROADCASTINGCARE FOR CHILDRENCHILD CARECHILD DEVELOPMENTCHILD FEEDINGCHILD FEEDING PRACTICESCHILD HEALTHCHILD HEALTH PROGRAMSCHILD HEALTH SERVICESCHILD MORTALITYCHILD NUTRITIONCHILD NUTRITION OUTCOMESCHILD PROTECTIONCHILDHOOD ILLNESSESCIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONSCOMMUNITY HEALTHCOMPLICATIONSCOUNSELLINGCURRICULUMDIARRHEADISABILITYDISSEMINATIONDISTRIBUTION OF CONTRACEPTIVESDRINKING WATEREARLY CHILD DEVELOPMENTEARLY CHILDHOODEARLY CHILDHOOD CAREENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHEQUIPMENTFAMILY PLANNINGFAMILY WELFAREFOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONSFOLIC ACIDFOOD SECURITYFOOD SUPPLEMENTATIONGOVERNMENT POLICIESHEALTH ACTIVISTSHEALTH CAREHEALTH CENTERSHEALTH EDUCATIONHEALTH FACILITIESHEALTH INTERVENTIONSHEALTH SECTORHEALTH SERVICESHEALTH SYSTEMHEALTH WORKERSHOME VISITSHOSPITALHOUSEHOLD SURVEYSHUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTHUMAN RIGHTSHYGIENEILLNESSESIMMUNIZATIONIMPACT OF POLICIESINFANTINFANT MORTALITYINFANT MORTALITY RATEINFANTSINFECTIONINFORMATION RESOURCESINFORMATION SYSTEMINSTITUTIONAL CAPACITYINSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMSIODINEIODINE DEFICIENCYIODINE DEFICIENCY DISORDERSIRONIUDJOB TRAININGKEY HEALTH INTERVENTIONSLACK OF COMMUNICATIONLBWLEADERSHIPLEARNINGLEGAL STATUSLOW BIRTH WEIGHTMALNOURISHED CHILDRENMALNUTRITION AMONG CHILDRENMATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTHMATERNAL HEALTHMATERNAL MORTALITYMATERNAL MORTALITY RATEMATERNAL NUTRITIONMICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIESMICRONUTRIENT SUPPLEMENTATIONMIDWIFEMINISTRY OF HEALTHMORTALITYMOTHERNATIONAL COUNCILNATIONAL GOVERNMENTNATIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMSNATIONAL LEVELNATIONAL LEVELSNEEDS ASSESSMENTNEWBORNSNURSENURSINGNUTRITIONNUTRITION EDUCATIONNUTRITION INTERVENTIONSNUTRITION PROGRAMSNUTRITION STATUSNUTRITIONAL STATUSORAL REHYDRATION SOLUTIONORSPARADIGM SHIFTPNCPOLICY DISCUSSIONSPOLICY FRAMEWORKPOLICY MAKERSPOLITICAL PARTYPRE-SCHOOL EDUCATIONPREGNANCYPREGNANT WOMENPRIMARY HEALTH CAREPRIMARY HEALTH CARE SYSTEMPRODUCTIVITYPROGRESSPUBLIC HEALTHPUBLIC SERVICEQUALITATIVE INFORMATIONQUALITY ASSURANCEQUALITY OF SERVICESQUALITY SERVICESREFERRAL SERVICESREPRODUCTIVE TRACTREPRODUCTIVE TRACT INFECTIONSRESOURCE ALLOCATIONRESOURCE MOBILIZATIONRESPECTRURAL DEVELOPMENTRURAL POPULATIONSAFE DRINKING WATERSAFETY NETSSANITATIONSCHOOL HEALTHSCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMSSERVICE DELIVERYSERVICE PROVIDERSERVICE PROVISIONSEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONSSKILL DEVELOPMENTSOCIAL WELFARESTATE GOVERNMENTSSTATUS OF WOMENSTUNTINGTETANUSTRAINING CENTERSUNDERNUTRITIONURBAN DEVELOPMENTUSE OF RESOURCESVITAMIN AVITAMIN A SUPPLEMENTATIONWORKERSWORKFORCEYOUNG CHILDYOUNG CHILDREN10.1596/17797