We always have an eye on the future.

Since 2016, we have started collecting data on maternal and child malnutrition in the places where we operate.

Thanks to the collaboration with some universities such as the Catholic University of Piacenza, the Polytechnic of Milan and the University of Valencia, we have started our scientific research activity with projects that aim to investigate the causes of malnutrition, the effects and seasonal trends. This research also allows us to evaluate the effectiveness of our activities and to better guide our intervention.

The scientific research projects in which we participate are:

“Maternal education and its association with dietary diversity and practices in pregnancy and breastfeeding in rural Madagascar”

MDPI

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“The double burden of malnutrition in rural Madagascar: a study on the health of children in the Ampefy area.”

(MDPI)

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“Evaluation of the nutritional status of nursing mothers in Madagascar using the tool_MDD-W Minimum Dietary Diversity for Women of Reproductive Age).”

(University of Valencia)

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“The impact of Moringa oleifera supplementation on anemia and other variables during pregnancy and breastfeeding: a narrative review.”

(MDPI)

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“Evaluation of growth retardation and its effect on wasting in children under two years of age in rural areas of Madagascar.”

(University of Valencia)

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“Nutritional and anthropometric analysis of the double burden of malnutrition in children under two years of age in Madagascar.”

(University of Valencia)

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