A mixed‐methods process evaluation (PE) using program impact pathway (PIP) highlights the role of demand creation in implementing a market‐based micronutrient powder (MNP) intervention in rural Bangladesh
Purnima Menon(International Food Policy Research Institute), Marie T. Ruel(International Food Policy Research Institute), Sabit Zenu Siraj(BRAC), Rahul Rawat(Indian Navy), M. Mufakharul Islam(BRAC), MA Khan(BRAC), Terry Roopnaraine(Independent Age), KK Saha(International Food Policy Research Institute), MI Bhuiyan(International Food Policy Research Institute)
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