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The Potential of M-health for Improved Data Use: Workshop Report
Published by: IDS
The Institute of Development Studies (IDS), in partnership with World Vision Indonesia, are exploring whether a recently implemented nutrition surveillance intervention, known as M-health, is being used to improve community-based data collection on nutrition.
Malnutrition and Poverty Traps in OIC Countries: Evidence and Policy Responses
This projects aims to study the links between malnutrition and poverty and between maternal and child malnutrition in OIC countries.
Mixed-Method Impact Evaluation of a Mobile Phone Application for Nutrition Monitoring in Indonesia
Published by: IDS
Child malnutrition (includes both under- and overweight) remains a challenge. Routine growth monitoring is a common practice.
Policy Analysis of Abortion in Indonesia: The Dynamic of State Power, Human Need and Women’s Right
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
A knocking at the door at midnight woke me up. I cautiously opened the door to see a haggardlooking couple with their 13-year-old...
Crime and Social Cohesion in the Time of Crisis: Early Evidence of Wider Impacts of Food, Fuel and Financial Shocks
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
Economic crises have a series of impacts on society and security, depending on their severity, and on people's capacities to cope with...
Introduction: Overcoming Barriers to the Extension of Social Protection: Lessons from the Asia Region
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
The contributions to this IDS Bulletin report on some of the findings from research undertaken under the Social Protection in Asia...
Making the Best of all Resources: How Indonesian Household Recipients Use the CCT Allowance
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
Based on a qualitative study in four villages in Indonesia, this article explores how the conditional cash transfer (CCT) recipient...
Food Price Volatility and the Worrying Trend in Children’s Snacking in Indonesia
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
Rising food prices, increasing urbanisation, rising numbers of working women and reduced time for care has led to more children eating...