Figures & Tables
Figures
- FIGURE 1
Tajikistan Health and Nutrition Activity Target Villages in 12 Districts, Khatlon Region, Tajikistan
Abbreviation: FTF, Feed the Future.
- FIGURE 2
Percentage of Recurring Agricultural Practices Survey Respondents Applying Improved Agricultural Technologies, Between 2017 and 2019, Khatlon Region, Tajikistan
- FIGURE 3
Percentage of Children Who Achieved Minimal Acceptable Diet Among Recurring Household Survey Respondents, Between 2016 and 2019, Khatlon Region, Tajikistan
- FIGURE 4
Direct Observation of Soap at Handwash Stations and Self-Reported Use of Soap, Among Recurring Household Survey Respondents, Between 2016 and 2019, Khatlon Region, Tajikistan
Tables
Community Health Worker Training Community Agricultural Worker Training Communication skills and principles of adult learning
Safe WASH principles
Principles of healthy nutrition, including micronutrients
Exclusive breastfeeding and complementary feeding of children
Childhood malnutrition; child growth monitoring and promotion
Prevention of anemia in women and children
Antenatal care, nutrition, and danger signs during pregnancy
Conducting household visits, and THNA data collection requirements
Cooking demonstrations
Facilitating and leading peer support groups on various topics
Fall Communication skills and principles of adult learning
Poultry care and dairy production (home cheese-making)
Winter
Household budgeting
Family entrepreneurship
Spring
Home garden management:
Crop rotation
Disease management
Irrigation
Pest management
Soil fertility (composting)
Summer
Post-harvest technologies (food preservation and storage)
Abbreviations: THNA, Tajikistan Health and Nutrition Activity, WASH, water, sanitation, and hygiene.
- TABLE 2.
Demographics of Recurring Agricultural Practices Survey and Recurring Household Survey Respondents, Khatlon Region, Tajikistan
Respondents' Age 18–29 Years, % 30–44 Years, % 45 Years and Older, % Female Male Female Male Female Male Recurring Agricultural Practices Survey September 2017 (N=400) 31 18 40 47 29 35 September 2018 (N=360) 17 2 43 19 41 79 September 2019 (N=404) 19 5 41 16 40 79 Recurring Household Survey Intervention Group October 2016 (N=242) 70 30 0 May 2017 (N=240) 71 29 0 November 2017 (N=240) 66 34 0 June 2018 (N=249) 69 30 0 June 2019 (N=244) 67 33 0 Comparison Group June 2019 (N=120) 66 33 1 - TABLE 3.
Recurring Household Survey Data Compared to Tajikistan Demographic Health Survey Data, Khatlon Region, Tajikistan
Recurring HouseholdSurvey: Round 1 (October 2016) Recurring Household Survey: Round 5 (June 2019) Demographic Health Survey (2017) Comparison Villages Intervention Villages Feeding Practices and Dietary Diversity Exclusive breastfeeding 0-5 months, % - 50 72 36 Continuous breastfeeding, % 68 78 71 50 Minimum acceptable diet in children aged 6–23 months, % Breastfed 18 19 37 9 Non-breastfed 16 3 53a,b,c 10 Child feeding practices during diarrhea, % More fluids 33 63 80a,b 27 More food 36 21 55 10 Women achieving minimum dietary diversity, % 84 71 90 80 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Households with soap present at handwashing station, % 48 68 70 76 Soap use after defecation, % 24 37 88a,b - Soap use after cleaning a child, % 19 65 80a,b - Soap use before feeding a child, % 22 25 69a,b - Soap use before preparing food, % 21 45 82a,b - Soap use before eating, % 24 8* 78a,c - Health Seeking Behaviors Number of antenatal care visits for previous pregnancy 3.6 4.0 5.7 - Women who had 4+ antenatal care visits, % 57 48 86a,b 64 Women participating in their health care decision making, % 4 4 11 - Knowledge on Women and Children's Nutrition Women who know of the need of a pregnant woman to eat more, % 64 49 89a,b,c - Women who know that breastfeeding women should eat more, % 77 66 99a,b,c - Women who know that a baby should receive more breastmilk during diarrhea % 44 28 93a,b,c -
