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The study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of school-based nutrition programmes on height gain among Ugandan girls in secondary schools.

March 7, 2026Open Access

Implementing School-Based Nutrition Programmes to Combat Childhood Stunting in Ugandan Girls' Secondary Schools: A Qualitative Study of Height Gain Outcomes

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The study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of school-based nutrition programmes on height gain among Ugandan girls in secondary schools.
Conducted qualitative interviews with educators, parents, and students from ten schools.
Utilized focus groups and observation logs to assess programme implementation.
Analyzed height measurement data over the intervention period.
Participants showed consistent improvement in height measurements during the intervention.
Initial height gains varied across schools, influenced by programme adherence.
Success of nutrition programmes depended on local context adaptations and resources.

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Qualitative study shows height gain outcomes in Ugandan girls, suggesting tailored interventions are vital.

Mawanda Nsubuga (2008) studied this question.

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