How do gender norms contribute to stunting in Ntchisi District, Malawi? A qualitative study
Whitney Mphangwe,
Ann Nolan,
Frédérique Vallieres
et al.
Abstract:Background and AimDespite adequate food production and nutrition intervention coverage, stunting remains an enduring problem in Ntchisi, Malawi. Globally, gender and social norms are known to influence nutritional outcomes in children. This study explores how gender norms contribute to child stunting, in Ntchisi district, Central Malawi.Research MethodsInformed by the UNICEF Framework for Malnutrition, nine focus group discussions were conducted with mothers (n=24), fathers (n=23), and members of policy and he… Show more
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