Overview
An online library of evidence-informed guidelines for nutrition interventions and single point of reference for the latest nutrition guidelines, recommendations and related information. The WHO e-Lib
Overview
Overview: Source: WHO Publications; Evidence Grade: A; Authority refresh ingestion. Based on North America guidelines for 0-12 months.
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- Source: WHO Publications
- Evidence Grade: A
- Authority refresh ingestion
Published
4/1/2026
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An online library of evidence-informed guidelines for nutrition interventions and single point of reference for the latest nutrition guidelines, recommendations and related information.
The WHO e-Library of Evidence for Nutrition Actions (eLENA) is an online library of evidence-informed guidelines for an expanding list of nutrition interventions. It is a single point of reference for the latest nutrition guidelines, recommendations and related information such as:
eLENA aims to help countries successfully implement and scale-up nutrition interventions by informing as well as guiding policy development and programme design.
References
- Overview(World Health Organization)4/1/2026
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