Animal Source Food Consumption and Nutrition among Young Children in Indonesia: Preliminary Analysis for Assessing the Impact of HPAI on Nutrition.

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2008
Country:
Indonesia
Document Type:
Working Paper
Theme:
Agriculture
Authors:
Iannotti, L., Roy, D., Barron, M.

Abstract

It is hypothesized that HPAI has had or could lead to detrimental effects on micronutrient nutrition among susceptible populations, infant and young children living in poor households. This study, intended as an initial phase for understanding HPAI effects on livelihood, health, and nutrition, uses the Indonesian Family Life Survey -3 conducted in 2000 to examine the factors associated with ASF consumption, and subsequently, explore the hypothesis that ASF consumption is associated with better nutrition outcomes contingent on varying levels of other conditions.

Citation

Africa/Indonesia Team Working Paper No. 17, 40 pp.

Animal Source Food Consumption and Nutrition among Young Children in Indonesia: Preliminary Analysis for Assessing the Impact of HPAI on Nutrition.

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