Cambodia Research and Publications

Cambodia Nutrition Bulletins

• Homestead Food Production Program improves food and nutrition security by increasing consumption of micronutrient-rich foods and family income in households with HIV/AIDS and other chronic diseases. Nutrition Bulletin Vol 7, Issue 1. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia,October, 2007.
• Routine immunization outreach increases vitamin A capsule and Mebendazole coverage among children 12-59 months and is therefore an effective system for multiple service delivery in Cambodia. Nutrition Bulletin Vol 6, Issue 1. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, March 2006.
• Serious food insecurity among people affected by HIV/AIDS in Cambodia to be addressed by Homestead Food Production. Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 5, Issue 1. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, December, 2005.
• Improving household food security in Cambodia through integration of poultry production into existing home gardening programs. Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 4, Issue1. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, May 2004.
• Improvement in vitamin A capsule coverage in Cambodia: The success of village health volunteers as social mobilizers. Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 3, Issue 2. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, June 2002.
• Iron Deficiency in Cambodia: The need for iron supplementation among preschool-aged children. Cambodia Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 2, Issue 6. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Oct 2001.
• Ways to improve Vitamin A Capsule Distribution in Cambodia. Cambodia Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 2, Issue 5. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Apr 2001.
• The need for multiple strategies to combat vitamin A deficiency among women in Cambodia. Cambodia Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 2, Issue 4. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Feb 2001.
• Routine immunization outreach is a good strategy for delivering vitamin A capsules to Cambodian children. Cambodia Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 2, Issue 3. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Dec 2000
• The need for increasing coverage of vitamin A capsule program to reduce vitamin A deficiency among young children in Cambodia. Cambodia Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 2, Issue 2. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Nov 2000.
• Conducting the first Cambodia National Micronutrient Survey. Cambodia Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 2, Issue 1. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Oct 2000.
• Vitamin A capsule distribution after the NIDs – lessons learned from Cambodia. Cambodia Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 1, Issue 2. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Jan 2000.
• Iron Deficiency in Cambodia – A threat to the development of young Cambodian children and the country’s future. Cambodia Nutrition Bulletin Vol. 1, Issue 1. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Oct 1999.

Multi-Benefit Food and Health Program Round Reports

• Round 6: March-June 2001. Monitoring the activities of village model gardens and household gardens. Multi-Benefit Food and Health Model Program Round Report Year 2, Issue 3. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, April 2002.
• Round 5: November 2000-February 2001. Monitoring of activities in village model gardens and household gardens. Multi-Benefit Food and Health Model Program Round Report Year 2, Issue 2. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Aug 2001.
• Round 4: July-October 2000. Monitoring the activities of household gardens. Multi-Benefit Food and Health Model Program Round Report Year 2, Issue 1. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, April 2001.
• Round 3: March-June 2000. Monitoring of activities in village model gardens. Multi-Benefit Food and Health Model Program Round Report Year 1, Issue 3. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, October 2000.
• Round 2: November 1999-February 2000. Monitoring of activities in village model gardens and household gardens. Multi-Benefit Food and Health Model Program Round Report Year 1, Issue 2. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Jun 2000.
• Round 1: July-September 1999. Monitoring of activities in village model gardens and household gardens. Multi-Benefit Food and Health Model Program Round Report Year 1, Issue 1. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International/Cambodia, Mar 2000.

Reports and Other Resources:

• Helen Keller International/Cambodia. Review of the Vitamin A Supplementation (VAS) program for children aged 6-59 months and postpartum women in Cambodia. Phnom Penh: Helen Keller International, 2007.
• Handbook of Home Gardening in Cambodia: The complete Manual for vegetable and fruit production. Phnom Penh, Helen Keller International/Cambodia. 2003.
• An Overview of Nutrition Sector Activities in Cambodia. Phnom Penh, Helen Keller International/Cambodia. 2002.
• Initial findings from the 2000 Cambodia National Micronutrient Survey. Summary: Supporting document to a Micronutrient Workshop held by HKI in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on February 20, 2001.