Women’s, Work and Nutrition (WWN) is a LANSA research study, led by Collective for Social Science Research (CSSR) and Leverhulme Centre for Integrative Research on Agriculture and Health (LCIRAH). It uses anthropometric and mother-infant survey data to investigate the relationship between women’s work in agriculture and its implications on mother and child health and nutrition in Sindh, Pakistan. The research surveyed over 1000 mother-child pairs through a baseline and endline survey in thirteen districts of Sindh.