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Abstract
Referring malnourished children to hospital c Sanitation: Bleaching and paving of wells and tube wells, cleaning village roads and drains dPublic Works: Any construction for public infrastructure/civic services, augmenting drinking water supply eLiteracy: Participants highlighted several activities including counselling women to access antenatal care, advising pregnant women and mothers about diet and nutrition, discouraging alcohol consumption and counselling families on malaria prevention through the use of mosquito nets and keeping surroundings clean. Greater state support is also recommended for village health planning, community monitoring of community health services and local collective action for health promotion.
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