Review of Programmatic Responses to Adolescent and Women's Nutritional Needs in Low and Middle Income Countries

It was prepared by the USAID's SPRING Project and published in 2015. The report aims to identify key issues and practices regarding the scientific evidence and summarize recent and current programmatic experiences in improving the nutrition of adolescent girls and women of reproductive age in low- and middle-income countries. The review covers 53 programs and provides information on global programmatic experiences, approaches used, practices promoted, and lessons learned. The report also provides policy-level recommendations and identifies areas for future programming for adolescent girls and women of reproductive age.