The SEASNUT project is examining if it is possible to use secondary data (other existing) to account for fluctuations in wasting measurement where it has not been previously able to be accounted for.

This project will focus on mapping children’s physical accessibility to key services, such as health clinics and schools, in selected countries. We want to know whether the distance and time it takes to travel to a key service could help explain a child’s lack of access to it.

We want to understand what children are eating and what influences these decisions. We will do this initially in the context of Scotland, but with scalability to have a global impact.