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Nutrition: What’s Working, What Does It Take, & What’s On the Horizon 2002 AFR SOTA Meeting Thursday, June 13
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Nutrition & Child Survival Pelletier et al, 1994
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Benefits & Costs of Interventions DALYs = Disability adjusted life years
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Essential Nutrition Actions Vitamin A Iodized salt Breast Feeding Maternal nutrition Complementary feeding Mgmt of Sick Children
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Essential Maternal Nutrition Actions Adequate food intake during pregnancy & lactation Adequate micronutrient intake during pregnancy Reduction of malaria infection in pregnant women in women in endemic areas Birth spacing of 3 years or longer
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Monitor monthly weight gain of children under 2 Focus on preventive nutrition & basic health services/ practices at community level Community-Based Growth Promotion (CBGP)
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Country Implementation Zambia Madagascar Senegal Benin Ghana DR Congo Uganda Guinea Nigeria Mali
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Madagascar Achieving national policy and community nutrition results through partnerships
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DELIVERY: DELIVERY: safe delivery, EBF, vitamin A, iron/folic acid, diet, FP, STI prevention PREGNANCY : PREGNANCY : TT, antenatal visits, iron/folic acid, de- worming, anti-malarial, diet, EBF, risk signs, FP, STI prevention, safe delivery, iodized salt POSTNATAL AND FAMILY PLANNING: POSTNATAL AND FAMILY PLANNING: EBF, diet, iron/folic acid, diet, FP, STI prevention, child’s vaccination WELL CHILD & GM/P: WELL CHILD & GM/P: monitor growth, assess and counsel on feeding, iodized salt, check and complete vaccination/ vitamin A /de-worming SICK CHILD: monitor growth, assess and treat per IMCI, counsel on feeding, assess & treat for anemia, check and complete vitamin A/immunization/de-worming IMMUNIZATION: IMMUNIZATION: vaccinations, vitamin A, de-worming, assess and treat infant’s anemia, FP, and STI referral Essential Nutrition Actions: Promoted at 6 Key Contacts
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Prevalence Exclusive Breast Feeding
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Impact of Improved BF on Diarrhea early BF 34% to 73% EBF 45% to 68% incidence of diarrhea 15% to 3% EBF risk of diarrhea 8.5X
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Increased Feeding of Children (0-23 mo) Following Illness Breastfeeding Complementary feeding
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Proportion of Children (6-23 mo) Receiving VA Capsule in the Past 6 mo
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Proportion of Women Receiving Postpartum VA Capsule
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On the Horizon Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) VA Supplementation: Beyond NIDs Postpartum Infant VA Dosing NNIPS3: Antenatal Fe/FA vs Multi-MNs Preventative & Therapeutic Zn Strengthening Links among Ag, Food Security, Nutrition, & HIV/AIDS
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Regional Center for Infant Feeding & PMTCT Zambia
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