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Mini poster presentations & Poster viewing
byANH Academy
Academy Week Research Conference
Date and Time
From: 29 June 2023, 11:30
To: 29 June 2023, 12:25 - CAT (GMT+2)
Location
Online
Street: Umodzi Park Chilembwe, Lilongwe, Malawi

-13.953950331269, 33.79164839411

Open Full Event ANH2023 Poster 29 June

Times for this event are in CAT.


Description

This session is in two halves of 30 minutes each. In the Quick-fire session, presenters will have one minute each to present their studies on wide-ranging topics. Their presentation will provide viewers with a snapshot of research that has recently been conducted at the nexus of agriculture, food systems, nutrition and health. In the Poster Viewing Session, attendees will have 30 minutes to visit and discuss any (or many) presenters' posters either on Spatial (online) or at Bingu International Convention Centre (in-person). 

 

Please click on "Abstract" to see the abstract of their research. Posters will be available in "View Poster" in June.

55. Linking Gender Approaches Of A Multisectoral Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture Intervention With Indicators Of Women'S Empowerment In Rural Ghana: A Mixed-Methods StudyAishat Abdu, School of Human Nutrition, McGill University | View Poster

56. Adaptation To Climate Change In The Indian Himalayas: A Complex Challenge Compounded By Social Differentiation And Vulnerabilities Neha Yadav, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, India | View Poster

57. Is Women's Empowerment Bearing Fruit?: Reviewing Evidence Generated By The Women'S Empowerment In Agriculture Index (Weai) To Inform The Gender And Food Systems FrameworkSimone Faas, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) | View Poster

58. Effect Of Household Livestock Production On Risk Of Childhood Anemia In A Low Income Setting: A Propensity Score Matching AnalysisTaddese Zerfu, Global Academy of Agriculture & Food Systems (GAAFS); College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Dilla University, Ethiopia. | View Poster

59. Impacts Of Shamba Maisha Agricultural And Finance Intervention On Agricultural Production And Nutritional Status For Kenyans Living With HIVTammy Nicastro, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London and University of California, San Francisco | View Poster

60. Does Inclusion In The Food Environment Mean Better Food Security? Insights From The Lived Experiences Of Communities In Thailand And Lao PdrMarco Haenssgen, Bristol Medical School, University of Bristol | View Poster

61. Prevalence And Factors Associated With Dietary Diversity And Food Insecurity In A Rural Community Of A Small Island Developing StateJioje Fesaitu, University of the South Pacific | View Poster

62. Measuring Urbanicity And Its Influence On Food Security Across Nepal's Agroecological ZonesElizabeth Graham, School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University | View Poster

63. Mapping Real-Time Child Malnutrition In India Using Machine LearningLiza von Grafenstein, IDinsight | View Poster

64. Poster cancelled.

65. What Can Data From The Diet Quality Questionnaire Say About The Sustainability Of Diets?Anna Herforth, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health | View Poster

66.Food Environment Methods, Tools, And Metrics To Support Healthy Diets In Low- And Middle-Income CountriesShauna Downs, USAID Advancing Nutrition | View Poster

67. A Secondary Data Analysis Method To Identify Priority Foods For Local Food Composition Data StudiesLiberty Mlambo, School of Biosciences, University of Nottingham | View Poster

68. Adapting The Global Farm Metric (GFM) Sustainability Metric For MalawiDavid Banda, Soils, Food, and Healthy Communities | View Poster

69. An Open Methodology To Create Reproducible Micronutrient Biomarker Data AnalysisLouise Ander, University of Nottingham | View Poster

70. Food Composition Data: A Transparent Open Framework To Compile Reproducible Food Composition Tables And DatabasesLucia Segovia de la Revilla, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine/ University of Nottingham | View Poster

71. Measurement Of Diets That Are Healthy, Sustainable, Affordable And Equitable: A Scoping Review Of Metrics, Findings, And Research Gaps | Julia Matteson, Tufts University, Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy | View Poster

72. Development And Optimization Of The Questionnaire For Knowledge Assessment With Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture Scale (KANSAS) | Shirisha Junuthula, National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE) | View Poster

73. Healthier Diets Associated With Better Mental Health In Low- And Middle-Income Countries: A Meta-Analysis | Leisha Beardmore Teachers College, Columbia University | View Poster

74. Modelling The Potential Contribution of OFSP To Meeting Vitamin A Requirements In Malawi Using HCES | Gareth Osman, Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources | View Poster

75. Crossover-Use of Human Antibiotics In Livestock In Agricultural Communities: A Qualitative Cross-Country Comparison Between Uganda, Tanzania And IndiaJessica Myers, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine | View Poster

76. Farmers And Smallholders In The Foodsheds Of Rwandan Secondary Cities: Understanding Beliefs And Practices To Bolster Consumer And Agricultural Interventions For Increased Production And Consumption Of Nutritious And Agroecologically Produced Foods.Puja Peyden Tshering, Sight and Life Foundation | View Poster

77. Enhancing Children's Diets Requires More Than Raising Maternal Awareness: Results From A Cluster-Randomized Controlled Trial Of A Multi-Sectoral Nutrition-Sensitive Social Behavior Change InterventionStacy Griswold, Tufts University | View Poster

78. Decentralized Decision Support System For Climate Smart Agriculture: Economics Of A Dashboard ApproachMousumi K Bhattacharjee, Tata Institute Of Social Sciences, Hyderabad; Asia-Pacific Human Dev & Capability Association | View Poster

79. Climate Change, Health, And Food Security Dynamics Among Women Oyster Harvesters In The Gambia, West Africa | Neville Suh, Ege University | View Poster

80. Climate-Smart Agriculture And Food Security: Cross-Country Evidence From West AfricaMartin Paul Jr Tabe-Ojong, IFPRI | View Poster

 


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Speakers:
Ag2Nut Community of Practice, Harvard School of Public Health, Wageningen University & Research
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