Social SectorHealth & NutritionImpact Assessment Archives - BRIEF https://www.briefindia.com/category/social-sectorhealth-nutritionimpact-assessment/ Empowering Growth Sat, 18 Jul 2026 13:49:38 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.4 https://www.briefindia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/cropped-Brief-India-32x32.png Social SectorHealth & NutritionImpact Assessment Archives - BRIEF https://www.briefindia.com/category/social-sectorhealth-nutritionimpact-assessment/ 32 32 Endline Evaluation of Nestle Healthy Kids Program of Magic Bus India Foundation (Ladakh and Mizoram) https://www.briefindia.com/endline-evaluation-of-nestle-healthy-kids-program-of-magic-bus-india-foundation-ladakh-and-mizoram/ https://www.briefindia.com/endline-evaluation-of-nestle-healthy-kids-program-of-magic-bus-india-foundation-ladakh-and-mizoram/#respond Sat, 18 Jul 2026 13:49:38 +0000 https://www.briefindia.com/endline-evaluation-of-nestle-healthy-kids-program-of-magic-bus-india-foundation-ladakh-and-mizoram/ BRIEF was engaged by Magic Bus India Foundation to do an endline survey in Leh and Mamit with various objectives such as to improve educational awareness, personal hygiene, physical activity and gender attitude and perception, improved parents’ support of education and improved awareness of nutrition among various other objectives with the original baseline survey having […]

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]]> BRIEF was engaged by Magic Bus India Foundation to do an endline survey in Leh and Mamit with various objectives such as to improve educational awareness, personal hygiene, physical activity and gender attitude and perception, improved parents’ support of education and improved awareness of nutrition among various other objectives with the original baseline survey having 1930 adolescents and 1007 parents in intervention and 1000 adolescents and 506 parents in the control area. The objectives of the endline assessment were to assess whether the Magic Bus Skill Programme has been successful in creating positive change in the lives of targeted adolescents, whether the strategies and program delivery mechanisms were effective to create the intended outcomes and impact, what was the contribution of the intervention, whether the programme curriculums were fitting with the adolescents and parents, how effectively were the different stakeholders engaged during the programme delivery, anad whether the programme outcomes outweighed the investment on the programme.

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]]> https://www.briefindia.com/endline-evaluation-of-nestle-healthy-kids-program-of-magic-bus-india-foundation-ladakh-and-mizoram/feed/ 0 Endline Evaluation of Nestle Healthy Kids Program of Magic Bus India Foundation (Multiple States) https://www.briefindia.com/endline-evaluation-of-nestle-healthy-kids-program-of-magic-bus-india-foundation-multiple-states/ https://www.briefindia.com/endline-evaluation-of-nestle-healthy-kids-program-of-magic-bus-india-foundation-multiple-states/#respond Sat, 18 Jul 2026 13:49:38 +0000 https://www.briefindia.com/endline-evaluation-of-nestle-healthy-kids-program-of-magic-bus-india-foundation-multiple-states/ BRIEF was engaged by PwC to do an endline assessment of an educational programme run by Magic Bus India Foundation with various objectives such as to improve educational awareness, personal hygiene, physical activity and gender attitude and perception, improved parents’ support of education and improved awareness of nutrition. The endline assessment had the following components: […]

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]]> BRIEF was engaged by PwC to do an endline assessment of an educational programme run by Magic Bus India Foundation with various objectives such as to improve educational awareness, personal hygiene, physical activity and gender attitude and perception, improved parents’ support of education and improved awareness of nutrition. The endline assessment had the following components: desk review to understand the programme, quantitative survey in 7 locations across India with 2434 adolescents and 1696 parents, qualitative surveys including KIIs and FGDs and the analysis, reporting and impact created under the programme. The assessment was conducted in Dhaulpur, Gadchiroli, Vidisha, Khandwa, Ramnathapuram, Wayanad, Karnataka.

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