Resources
Intake’s online resource library has been developed to provide easy access to grey literature and links to peer reviewed journal articles that are relevant to the collection, analysis, and use of dietary data in low- and middle-income countries. The library includes Intake technical reports and briefs, guidance documents, survey planning tools, and videos, as well as access to a curated set of publications and tools authored by others. Users should note that Intake's online resource library is still under development. Once completed, the resource library will be updated periodically.
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The objective of this Intake Survey Planning Tool is to assist survey planners with the development of a survey protocol for a quantitative 24-hour dietary recall survey in a low- or middle-income…
2020
This Intake survey guidance document provides recommended specifications for dietary scales for use in quantitative 24-hour dietary recall surveys in low- and middle-income countries. Recommended…
2020
This Intake survey guidance describes recommended routines and procedures to test the accuracy and precision of digital dietary scales during all phases of survey work - before first use, during…
2020
This Intake survey guidance document provides an overview of key planning and design considerations for quantitative 24-hour recall dietary surveys in low- and middle-income countries.
2020
This Intake publication provides an overview of the various methodologic issues that are relevant to the collection and analysis of dietary data when a key objective of the survey includes…
2020
This Intake survey guidance document provides an overview of the main pre-survey tasks that should be considered as part of the planning, design, and budgeting process for large-scale quantitative…
2020
This Intake survey planning tool outlines the main activities involved in undertaking a quantitative 24-hour recall dietary survey.
2019
The objective of this Intake workbook is to provide a budget template that can be adapted for use in estimating the costs required for a quantitative 24-hour recall dietary survey.
2019