1. Infant Feeding and Climate Change
Name: Nia Umar
Country: Indonesia

2. Status of Formula Feeding Practice
National Basic Research (RISKESDAS) 2010 exclusive breastfeeding rates in Indonesia:
0-1 mo: 45.5%
2-3 mo: 38.3%
4-5 mo: 31.0%
Formula market in Indonesia: Data by Nielsen, at least Rp 6 trillion (750 US dollar) per year.
Source: from Numico’s Indonesia GM Presentation

3. Status of Commercial Complementary Feeding Practice
Commercial complementary feeding is not regulated in Indonesia. Producers may advertised and promote it.
It’s widely used from the instant baby porridge to biscuits.
Underweight children according to National Basic Research (RISKESDAS) 2010: 17.9%. Stunting: 35.6%.
Source: from Numico’s Indonesia GM Presentation

4. Trends in Formula Feeding and Commercial Complementary Feeding
Please show here trends in these two practices over last 4-5 years
Source: from Numico’s Indonesia GM Presentation

5. Possible Green House Gas (GHG) Emissions
Data not available. This will be our next things to do to find out more about this.
Source: from Numico’s Indonesia GM Presentation