It 32 Research Problem Concept
It 32 Research Problem Concept
It 32 Research Problem Concept
ACTIVITY
NAME: JOHN VINCENT P. CRISOSTOMO DATE: September 25, 2023
YEAR/SECTION: BIT 3C DRAFTING
Objective:
The objective of this study is to comprehensively assess the impact of nutrition programs on childhood
malnutrition rates in economically disadvantaged areas. This research aims to:
1. Measure how much better children’s health gets when these prograns are used for a few years.
2. Analyze the sustainability and long-term effects of these interventions on key malnutrition indicators, such
as stunting, wasting, and underweight among children.
3. Identify the factors that contribute to the success or challenges of nutrition programs, including program
design, community engagement, and accessibility.
4. Provide evidence-based recommendations for improving the effectiveness and scalability of nutrition
interventions in similar socio-economic contexts, with the ultimate goal of reducing childhood
malnutrition and improving overall child health outcomes.
Rationale:
Childhood malnutrition is a serious problem, especially in low-income communities. While nutrition
programs have been used to help children become healthier, we still need to understand more about how well
these programs work in the long run.
So far, research has shown that these programs can improve children’s health in the short term. But
we don’t know enough about whether these improvements lasts for a long time.
This study is important because it will help us figure out if these nutrition programs are making a
lasting difference in the children’s lives. We want to know if the benefits continue even after the programs have
been running for several years.
By studying this, we can also find out what makes these programs successful or not so successful. This
information will help us make these programs better and help more children in similar poor communities stay
healthy.
In a nutshell, this research is crucial because it will give us a clearer picture of how we can improve
the health of children in low-income areas by making sure that nutrition programs have a long-lasting impact.