Collaboration of integrated child development services with self-help groups to decentralize the supply of supplementary feeding at Anganwadi Centers
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International Food Policy Research Institute
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The Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) program provides supplementary food to millions of women and young children in India for approximately 300 days a year at ICDS-run anganwadi centers (AWCs). In the mid-1970s, ICDS began supplying centrally procured raw commodities or processed foods to AWCs.
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undernutrition, nutrition policies, malnutrition, nutrition, children, food security