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Featured in this issue:
1. ATONU's Nutrition-Sensitive Intervention (NSI) Selection Tool Updated Version
2. End-line data collection
3. Tanzania field assistants reflection meeting
4. Process monitoring
5. ATONU recipe book
6. Events
1. ATONU's Nutrition-Sensitive Intervention (NSI) Selection Tool Updated
Version
The Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network (FANRPAN) and partners are

In this issue:
1. Featured – Nutrition comic books
2. Implementation of NSIs:

•  Development of recipes and compilation of recipe books
• Vegetable processing and preservation in Tanzania

3. Nutrition-Sensitive Intervention selection tool relaunch
4. Events
         1. Featured: Nutrition comic books

•  Featured – School nutrition clubs
• ATONU stories of change – ATONU champions
• Implementation of NSIs – Updates from field assistants
• Technical assistance – NSI selection training in Nigeria

Featured: School nutrition clubs

• ATONU highlights in 2017 
• ATONU stories of change 
• Impact evaluation
• Technical assistance
• ATONU in 2018

1.  ATONU highlights 2017
1.1  Implementation of nutrition-sensitive interventions and process monitoring

1. DIMELT Work Package
1.1 Data Collection
Process monitoring data collection is continuing. Support is also offered to the field staff on a
continuous basis to ensure consistent capture of process monitoring data. The DIMELT manager
attended the FAO-AU Sub-Regional Validation Workshop on “Ending Hunger in the Horn of Africa:
Moving from Rhetoric to Action”, which was held in Addis Ababa Ethiopia from the 23rd to the 24th of
October 2017. This was a validation of the outcomes of a project developed by the FAO Sub-regional

1. DIMELT Work Package
1.1 Data Collection
Process monitoring data collection is continuing. Support is also offered to the field staff on a
continuous basis to ensure consistent capture of process monitoring data.
2. POCTA
2.1 Refresher course for ATONU field staff
The ATONU project in Ethiopia convened a three-day annual national review meeting and two days
refresher training for the Field Assistants (FAs). The meeting was held at the Ethiopian Institute of

1.1 Data Collection
Programming of tablets for data collection was finalized. Supported training on the Online Data Collection Process data collection and the set-up in Tanzania. Supported Theatre for Nutrition Behavior Change rehearsals in Tanzania. Supported training on the online data collection set-up. Also supported review of NSIs implementation. Read More

1.1 Data Collection
DIMELT reviewed the ATONU baseline study reports from Ethiopia and Tanzania submitted by Harvard and SUA respectively. Incoming process monitoring data was monitored for consistency and progress was communicated to the National and Zonal coordinators in both Ethiopia and Tanzania.