The ‘Linking Agriculture, Natural Resource Management and Nutrition (LANN) Approach is an integrated approach to address malnutrition amongst young children and women who are pregnant and/or breastfeeding. The Approach addresses the immediate and underlying causes of malnutrition relating to food security, food intake, care and feeding practices, hygiene and sanitation practices and access to services (health, agriculture and natural resource management). A key assumption of the LANN approach is that these immediate and underlying causes of malnutrition can be resolved at the community level. This can be achieved through technical and material support from programs undertaking the LANN Approach. The process of developing this LANN Village Session Guidebook (2017) recognizes prior LANN resources and capacity development for practitioners. The materials used to develop this Village Session Guidebook does use materials from the Village Rollout (VRO) Sessions developed in 2010 and 2012. The process involved a desktop review of the previous LANN training resources and two consultation workshops with the LANN Reference group and LANN practitioners from Government, Non-Profit Associations, International non-Government Organisation and LANN partners. The target audience of this Village Session Guidebook are the LANN practitioners implementing integrate agriculture, natural resource management, health, hygiene and nutrition programs. This is a training resource that was designed to be practical and specific to the Lao context....