Mali Agricultural Growth-Nutrition Linkages Project

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Project Overview

Project Fact Sheet: summarizes project approach and output.
Contact Information: in-country personnel, U.S.-based backstop and collaborative institutions.

Research Reports Top

Identifying Policy Relevant Variables for Reducing Childhood Malnutrition in Rural Mali. by V. Kelly, J. Tefft, J. Oehmke, and J. Staatz. AgEconSP 04-28.
Understanding and reducing child malnutrition in Mali: Interim research findings for the project on linkages between child nutrition and agricultural growth (LICNAG). by James Tefft and V. Kelly. 2004. AgEconSP 04-27.
Linkages Between Agricultural Growth and Improved Child Nutrition in Mali by James Tefft, Christopher Penders, Valerie Kelly, John M. Staatz, Mbaye Yade, and Victoria Wise. 2000. IDWP 79. 50 pp.

Policy Syntheses Top

Liens entre la nutrition infantile et la croissance agricole au Mali: Un résumé des premiers résultats. James Tefft, Valérie Kelly, Victoria Wise, et John Staatz en Collaboration avec l'Equipe de Recherche du LICNAG. 2003. Number 64F.
LINKAGES BETWEEN CHILD NUTRITION AND AGRICULTURAL GROWTH IN MALI: A Summary of Preliminary Findings. James Tefft, Valerie Kelly, Victoria Wise, and John Staatz, in collaboration with LICNAG Research Team. 2003. Number 64.
Les communes rurales du Mali : un catalyseur potentiel pour améliorer la nutrition infantile? James Tefft, Daouda Keita, Victoria Wise, Valerie Kelly, et John Staatz en collaboration avec l’équipe de recherche du projet LICNAG. 2003. Number 63F.
Mali's Rural Communes: A Potential Catalyst for Improving Child Nutrition? James Tefft, Daouda Keita, Victoria Wise, Valerie Kelly, and John Staatz in collaboration with LICNAG Research Team. 2003. Number 63.
Amélioration des résultats nutritionnels grâce aux initiatives de santé communautaires. Victoria Wise, Fatimata Ouattara, James Tefft, Valerie Kelly et John Staatz en collaboration avec l'équipe de recherche du LICNAG. 2003. Number 62F.
Improving Nutrition Outcomes Through Community Health Inititatives. Victoria Wise, Fatimata Ouattara, James Tefft, Valerie Kelly, and John Staatz in collaboration with LICNAG Research Team. 2002. Number 62.
Connaissances, attitudes et pratiques en matière de soin et d'alimentation de l'enfant : resultatspreliminaires du projet sur les liens entre la nutrition infantile et la croissance agricole (LICNAG). Victoria Wise, James Tefft, Valérie Kelly et John Staatz en collaboration avec l'équipe de recherche du LICNAG. 2003. Number 61F.
KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES ON CHILD FEEDING AND CARE: Preliminary Insights from the Project on Linkages between Child Nutrition and Agricultural Growth. Victoria Wise, James Tefft, Valerie Kelly and John Staatz in collaboration with LICNAG Research Team. 2002. Number 61.
Comprendre et réduire la malnutrition au Mali: résultats de recherches préliminaires du projet sur les liens entre la nutrition infantile et la croissance agricole (LICNAG). James Tefft et Valerie Kelly en collaboration avec léquipe de recherche du LICNAG. 2003. Number 60F.
UNDERSTANDING AND REDUCING CHILD MALNUTRITION IN MALI: Interim Research Findings for the Project on Linkages between Child Nutrition and Agricultural Growth (LICNAG). James Tefft and Valerie Kelly in collaboration with the LICNAG Research Team. 2002. Number 60.
Preliminary Findings on the Linkages Between Agricultural Productivity Growth and Child Nutritional Status in Mali. James Tefft, with Fatimata Ouattara, Christopher Penders, Mbaye Yade, Daouda Keita, Valerie Kelly, and John Staatz. 2001. Number 57.
Développement Agricole et Malnutrition Infantile: Qu'en Savons Nous?. Christopher L. Penders, John M. Staatz, et James F. Tefft. 2000. Number 52F.
Agricultural Development And Child Nutrition: What Do We Know? Christopher L. Penders, John M. Staatz, and James F. Tefft 2000 Number 52.
Comment le Developpement Agricole Affecte -t- il la Nutrition Infantile au Mali? Christopher L. Penders, John M. Staatz, et James F. Tefft. 2000. Number 51F.
How Does Agricultural Development Affect Child Nutrition in Mali? Christopher L. Penders, John M. Staatz, and James F. Tefft. 2000. Number 51.
Un plan d'action pour renforcer les liens entre la croissance de la productivité agricole et l'amélioration de la nutrition infantile James F. Tefft, John M. Staatz et Christopher L. Penders. 2000. Number 48F.
An Action Plan to Strengthen Linkages Between Agricultural Productivity Growth and Improved Childhood Nutrition. James Tefft, John Staatz, and Christopher Penders. 1999. Number 48.

Theses and Dissertations

Megan Elizabeth McGlinchy. Identifying the Determinants and Characteristics of Mothers’ Income in Rural Mali. Masters Thesis, Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, 2006.
Sarah Kaye Light. Use of Indices in Modeling Child Nutritional Status in Mali. Masters Thesis, Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University, 2005.

Survey Instruments and Data Documentation Top

Documents from earlier MSU research programs on food security in Mali and the Sahel (1985-96)

Food Security III Cooperative Agreement between US Agency for International Development, EGAT/AG Bureau cooperating closely with Africa/SD Bureau, and MSU Department of Agricultural Economics.

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