Review reveals broader capital investment improves nutrition outcomes in agricultural communities, highlighting the vital role of human capital and gender considerations.
Those agriculture interventions that invested broadly in different types of capital were more likely to improve nutrition outcomes. Those projects which invested in human capital (especially nutrition education and consideration of gender issues), and other types of capital, had a greater likelihood of effecting positive nutritional change, but such investment is neither sufficient nor always necessary to effect change.
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