TABLE 1.

Overview of programs in 5 countries in which coverage surveys were implemented

Country	Product distribution	Product description	Product name	Launch date	BCC1 and demand creation activities
Bangladesh	Door-to-door sales by community health volunteers	Micronutrient powder	Pushtikona	2011	Distribution of posters, leaflets, calendars for self-monitoring of consumption; training of health workers and community leaders; cooking demonstrations in villages
Côte d’Ivoire	Sales through pharmacies and small retail shops	Fortified instant complementary food	Farinor and Nutribon	1998 and June 2011	Promotion of child feeding practices, including radio spots, materials, and community activities, including cooking demonstrations without reference to the specific commercial products
Ghana
Model 1	Door-to-door sales by petty traders (part of a local microfinance initiative)	Micronutrient powder with additional macronutrients, lysine, and flavorings	Koko Plus	April 2013	Health extension workers delivered BCC and demand creation activities at primary health care centers and community events
Model 2	Sales through microretail routes (i.e., small shops, roadside stalls, and hawkers)	Micronutrient powder with additional macronutrients, lysine, and flavorings	Koko Plus	December 2012	Social marketing strategy implemented by local firm
India	Free distribution at government Integrated Child Development Service centers	Fortified complementary food	Bal Amrutham	June 2013	None specific to the program
Vietnam	Sales at community health centers	Micronutrient powder	Bibomix	June 2014	Training of health workers, visibility materials at the health center, free promotional items for mothers (bibs, bowls), and loudspeaker announcements

¹BCC, behavior change communication.