Co-designing in Mali: A formative approach to optimizing uptake and adherence of multiple micronutrient supplements by pregnant women

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This article presents results from an effort to tailor packaging and counseling strategies for the Mali context by using a co-design process based on human-centered design principles, and engaging closely with pregnant women, mothers, midwives and graphic designers to create a local name, label, packaging approach, and set of counseling messages and images for MMS prior to introducing and evaluating MMS adherence.

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