1. NIED UPDATE Mancon 3, S. 2014 12-15 August 2014 1

2. Outline 1.PGN Training 2.NPM/BNS Training 3.Training of trainers on NiEm 4.NAOs and BNS Conference plans 5.Nutrition Month 6.NGF Promotion 7.Nutriskwela Program 2

3. PGN Training (P4) Accomplishment for 2011-2013 targets 6,230 out of 6,634 barangays (94%) 24,831 out of 26,536 participants (94%) 858 out of 894 batches (96%) All target provinces with 100% or more accomplishment except for provinces in region 3 and Cavite Action: Validate with Region 4A if funds for Cavite were obligated; Region 3 to validate availability of training materials in target barangays with no training and targets for 2014 3

4. PGN Training (P4) Accomplishment for 2014 targets is: 370 out of 2,858 barangays (13%) 1,482 out of 11,432 participants (13%) 60 out of 381 batches (16%) Action requested: Regions with targets to facilitate procurement of training materials and conduct of trainings within the year (end of November) 4

5. Revised PGN TRAINING TARGETS 2014-2016 RegionProvinceNo. of batches 2014 2015 2016 IIlocos Norte 19 17 Ilocos Sur 26 25 Pangasinan 27 38 IIBatanes - Cagayan 16 23 Isabela 21 24 Nueva Vizcaya 9 10 Quirino 9 CARBenguet 18 - IIIAurora - 6 Bataan 8 8 5 Bulacan 14 30 Nueva Ecija 17 49 Pampanga 13 23 17 Tarlac 12 22 18 Zambales 8 9 3 IVBatangas 22 29 Cavite 17 21 Laguna 23 22 Rizal 12 - VIGuimaras 7 - VIICebu 40 15 Siquijor 9 - XMisamis Oriental 18 15 XICompostela Valley 16 - TOTAL 381 300 262 5

6. 2015 PGN Training Targets Regions to validate targets (increase or decrease) Central Office to consider procuring training materials for 2015 instead of the regions with option to frontload procurement in 2014 (if there are funds that can be used) 6

7. PGN Training in ARMM Php 11,014,000 was released in 2013 for 3 rd tranche payment per MOA 97% liquidation with a balance of Php261,871.03 25% of targets (batches) was reported to be accomplished in 2013 Funds for 4 th tranche in the amount of Php7,506,200 being requested but not included in the 2014 programming Action requested: ARMM to review doable targets for 2014 as basis for fund release by end of August and full liquidation of cash advance 7

8. Training for model barangays Action requested: – Regions 3 and ARMM to submit training schedule by end of August – Regions 1, CAR, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 and ARMM to request fund release at least 6 weeks before the training but not later than end of October – Submit training documentation reports with results of training evaluation within 1 month from conduct of training 8

9. PGN Training Monitoring Action requested: – Submit monitoring reports by end of August – Regions 3, CAR, 4B, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11 and CARAGA with no request for release of funds to date to advise if will still request so that funds can be programmed accordingly by 22 August – Region 4b, 5, 9, 7 8 and CAR to request; Region 3 will not request – CARAGA, region 4a to verify – Region 1, 11, NCR, 12, to request 9

10. Regional NPM and BNS training Only Region 1 has conducted the NPM training and CAR conducted the BNS training to date Action requested: – ARMM to submit training schedule, request for release if it will pursue training by end of August – Regions 3, 4A, 4B, 7, 8 and CARAGA to submit 2013 training documentation report for NPM/BNS training while regions 3, 10 and NCR to submit documentation report for 2013 BNS training by end of October 10

11. Training of Trainers on Nutrition in Emergencies Objective is to provide additional pool of trainers on nutrition in emergencies at the national and regional levels Participants will be able to: 1. Demonstrate competence in assessing nutritional status; conducting nutrition surveillance; administering standards and appropriate nutrition interventions for emergencies and disasters; and monitoring and evaluating activities conducted and services rendered; 11

12. ToT on NiEm Participants will be able to: 2.Demonstrate competence in planning, leading, controlling the implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of NiEm interventions and activities; 3.Demonstrate skills in facilitating the formulation of a local NiEm plan; 4.Implement a capacity building program/activity; and 5.Demonstrate proactive attitude towards nutrition in emergencies and disasters. 12

13. ToT on NiEm Expected outputs: Regional Nutrition and Emergency Management Plan Re-entry plan for roll-out trainings in the regions 13

14. ToT on NiEm To use the Nutrition in Emergencies’ Facilitator’s Manual developed by the DOH-HEMS with inclusion of session on nutrition cluster coordination Module 1. National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management System Module 2. The Nutrition in Emergencies Personnel as a Service Provider Module 3. The Nutrition in Emergencies Personnel as Trainer Module 4. The Nutrition in Emergencies Personnel as a Manager 14

15. ToT on NiEm Batch 1 : 8-12 SeptemberBatch 2: 29 Sept. – 3 October RegionNo. of PaxRegionNo. of Pax I3Region 4A3 II3Region IVB3 CAR3NCR3 III3XI3 IX3XII3 VI3CARAGA3 VIII3ARMM3 V3MBTF1 Region 103NNC-CO6 VII3UNICEF RO4 NNC-CO (MLAV, JSBR) 2 Total32Total32 15

16. ToT on NiEm The 3 regional participants can include those who have not been trained on NiEm and are members of the regional nutrition clusters who can be tapped as trainers. Note: some regions requested to include NO III 16

17. ToT on NiEm UNICEF requested to fund the training; NNC to submit request for release upon confirmation of the course directors/trainers from ADPC Training cost to include travel expenses of regional participants Tentative venue is Baguio City 17

18. ToT on NiEm Action requested: – Identify the 3 pax per region so that invitation letters can be sent and submit by 20 August – Confirm if will join Batch 1 or batch 2; all regional pax should be together in the same batch by 15 August - ok 18

19. 19 3 RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF NUTRITION ACTION OFFICERS Proposed Plan

20. 20 Past NAO conferences 1994 at Philippine Village Hotel, Pasay 2005 at Greenbelt, Makati 2009 at SMX Convention Center, Pasay (organization of NAOPA) 2012 at Philippine International Convention Center

21. 21 Results of evaluation of 2012 NAOs Conference 475 participants Overall rating – 14% - excellent – 48% - very good – 22% - good – 8% - just right – 8% - needs improvement Excellent – venue, Very good – invitation, registration, program, GA, RPs, kit, food,

22. 22 Results of evaluation of 2012 NAOs Conference Benefits derived by participants – Updates on nutrition issues – Developed camaraderie – Giveaways received – Entertained by celebrities – Issues from LGUs were brought up at the national level – Unwind from rigid activities/work

23. 23 Results of evaluation of 2012 NAOs Conference Suggestions for future conferences 1.Invitation: one month ahead of schedule 2.Venue: outside of Manila e.g. Boracay, Cebu or Davao; retain PICC as venue 3.Schedule : Conduct annual conference 4.Conference kit: provide IEC materials or T-shirts; hard copies of presentations 5.Organize distribution of Cert. Attendance

24. 24 Results of evaluation of 2012 NAOs Conference Suggestions for future conferences 7.Program: include topics on protocols, successful stories of other areas, business opportunity 8.Food: more vegetable dishes; coffee/biscuits for pax who come early; variety of drinks 9.RPs: CSC and other govt agencies and provide their contact numbers 10.Speaker: Invite President or Vice President

25. 25 Results of evaluation of 2012 NAOs Conference Other comments 1.Congrats to NNC and NAOPA 2.Provide list of inexpensive hotels near venue or provide accommodation 3.Start on time 4.Apply CPE credits for those who are designated as NAOs not just for registered NDs 5.Appearance of more celebrities

26. 26 3 rd Conference Objectives: 1.update NAOs on developments along nutrition and related policies and programs as basis for local nutrition action 2.develop skills and attitudes of NAOs to improve performance as advocates, catalysts and prime-movers of local nutrition programs

27. 27 3 rd Conference Objectives: 3.strengthen role of NAOPA in advocating for increased support for nutrition among LGUs; and 4.provide a venue for the members of NAOPA to convene into a general assembly to discuss the various concerns of the association

28. 28 Conference theme Past themes were: – One Nutrition, One Nation – Now Na! NAOPA! Proposed Theme for 2014 – I need you NAO and Forever (most preferred by NAOPA Board) – Unleashing the Power of NAO – NAOs: Fully Charged and Ready

29. 29 PARTICIPANTS Target of 600 P/C/MNAOs but all will be invited (estimated at 35% of total provinces (80), cities (143) and municipalities (1,491) Resource persons and special guests NNC central and regional nutrition program coordinators

30. 30 VENUE and SCHEDULE Hotel or convention center within Metro Manila Date is 23-24 October Day 1- 7 a.m. for registration until 5 pm Day 2 – 8 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. NNAC on 21 October NAOPA Board meeting on 22 October

31. 31 ACTIVITIES Opening program – Invocation c/o NAOPA Board – National Anthem c/o NAOPA Board – Welcome message from NAOPA President – Launch of Updated NGF Popular version – Keynote message (DILG Secretary suggested) – Intermission

32. 32 ACTIVITIES Technical sessions – 8 th NNS – Updated PPAN – PFNSS (IPC, OPT+, EWS) – Nutrition in Emergencies – Promoting healthy diets to address the double burden of malnutrition – Pinggang Pinoy – Nutrition Labelling (Saktong iodine)

33. 33 ACTIVITIES NAOPA General Assembly (inputs from NAOPA Board needed) – Election of new set of officers – NAOPA Report – Resolutions for adoption Closing program – Synthesis from NAOPA Board member – Closing message

34. 34 OTHER ACTIVITIES Physical activity sessions Raffles Photo booth Entertainment number by region and the NAOPA Board Entertainment

35. 35 Budget – Php 2.7M for events organizer inclusive of meals, supplies, venue, professional fees, kit, equipment, media coverage, photo/video documentation, registration, administration cost, lodging of NPCs etc. – c/o NNC – Travelling expenses of NAOs- c/o LGUs – Note: NAOPA Board members lodging c/o NNC (NPPD); plane/bus/boat c/o NNC; per diem c/o LGU

36. Action requested Attendance of NPC during the conference with travelling expenses c/o ROF Send invitation letters to governors and mayors using form letter with ED as signatory Coordination with the regional association to assist in invitation, confirmation and improve attendance; talent portion Submit status of confirmation one week before event 36

37. 3 rd National Conference of Barangay Nutrition Scholars 37

38. OVERVIEW 1 st BNS National Conference in October- December 2010 (Manila, Cebu, Davao) 2 nd BNS National Conference in November 2012 (Manila, Baguio, Bacolod, Davao) 38

39. OVERVIEW In the 1 st conference, NNC helped organize the national federation of BNS – to promote unity and linkages among BNS Federation members – provide a more formal system through which your voices could be heard, your concerns understood and your efforts recognized as prime movers and catalysts for nutrition improvement 39

40. OVERVIEW Conduct of BNS national conferences is a strategy to nurture the federation and its member BNSs to continuously serve their communities 40

41. OBJECTIVES update BNSs on current nutrition and program developments to address hunger and malnutrition enhance the skills of participants on self- development techniques to improve their performance as BNS 41

42. OBJECTIVES provide a venue for the BNSs to convene into a general assembly to discuss various concerns of the federation strengthen camaraderie among the BNSs through participation in fellowship activities 42

43. Area ClusterEquivalent no. of BNS Additional BNS from host area Estimated BNS/cluster Northern Luzon880 1250 2116 3292 CAR19230 NCR and Southern Luzon959 NCR85 4A355200 4B91 5228 Note: 5 delegates per city/municipality 43

44. Area ClusterEquivalent no. of BNS Additional BNS from host area Estimated BNS/cluster Visayas 751 643250 7198 871 Mindanao 870 954 1093 11245 12250150 CARAGA73 ARMM5 Note: 5 delegates per city/municipality 44

45. Total number of participants: 3,600 BNSs The provincial/city and municipal BNS associations shall determine who will attend the conference from among its members Other interested parties who are not BNS (local officials, NAOs, D/CNPCs, and companions) discouraged from attending 45

46. PROPOSED THEMES 1. BNS Di Panes, Boom na Boom sa Nutrisyon! 2. BNS Alerto, Serbisyo todo-todo! 3. BNS: Bigay todo sa Nutrisyon at Serbisyo! (preferred by the board members) 46

47. Proposed Program Registration Opening Program Invocation (BNS from CAR, IV-A, VI, XII) National Anthem (BNS from Region III, NCR, VII, CARAGA) Welcome Remarks (City Mayors) Welcome Message: Ms. Jocelyn A. Lumaad 47

48. Proposed Program Launching of the BNS Handbook Keynote Message Maria-Bernardita T. Flores, CESO II Assistant Secretary of Health Executive Director IV, NNC Technical sessions 48

49. Proposed sessions Updated PPAN 2014-2016 BNS Program Status Barangay Health Worker Reform Bill (HB 3925) The Barangay Nutrition Scholar Program Study Update on the Operation Timbang Plus Nutrition in Emergencies: Minimum Service Package and nutrition cluster coordination Local Nutrition Cluster and the BNS 49

50. Proposed sessions Pinggang Pinoy: Healthy Food Plate for Filipino Adults Popularizing the Updated Nutritional Guidelines for Filipinos BNS Entrepreneur Personality Development (2 topics) Sharing of Good Practices as BNS (NOBNS) 50

51. Proposed Program BNS Got Talent! (regional showdown) General Assembly Closing Message (BNS VP for: Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao) 51

52. Schedule Area ClusterVenueDate NCR and Southern Luzon Calamba City4-5 November Northern LuzonBaguio City12-13 November VisayasCebu City19-20 Nov MindanaoGeneral Santos City 25-26 Nov 52

53. Action requested Attendance of NPC during the island conferences Regions 4A, CAR, 7 and 12 to assist identify suitable venue as well as submit list of lodging places for the delegates Send invitation letters using form letter to Governors and City Mayors Coordination with the regional association to assist in invitation, confirmation and improve attendance; talent portion Submit status of confirmation 53

54. Nutrition month Action requested: Submit concise documentation report to include outreach (if possible); key events related to the theme; share feedback from clients 54

55. 2015 Nutrition Month Approved theme by Techcom is on food fortification However, there are still issues on food fortification that have to be resolved On the other hand, obesity which is approved for 2016, is increasing Comments requested if obesity as theme for 2015 will be recommended to TechCom 55

56. Promotion of NGF Consultant revised the NGF icons Soft copy of icons, prototype billboard, poster and collaterals in CD format to be provided to regions; regions can use these for reproduction On-going development of TV and radio plugs, AVP, exhibit material (standee), NSOA, Reference handbook for BNS 56

57. Promotion of NGF Target national launch after September Simultaneous airing of introductory plug of Mang Moi on TV and radio plugs in the first two weeks; to be followed by airing of the 10 plugs within 6 months Regions can have launch or release of materials only after national launch in order not to preempt the launch as part of media plan 57

58. NGF Promotion Funds On the Php2M funds released in 2013, regions to submit by end of November: – Accomplishments – Reasons for non-accomplishment of targets – Soft copy of prototype materials – Feedback from clients, if any – Recommendations 58

59. Nutriskwela Program Regions 1, 4A, 6, 8 and ARMM to submit proposed areas, if any by end of August Region 5 to identify counterpart of SUC of Sorsogon station for the amendment of the MOA Regions to monitor the stations in their area to determine overall performance as basis for upgrading as part of Phase 4 See NIED update for schedule of CO monitoring visit to the stations; request NPC to join 59

60. Nutriskwela Program NPCs to join the FB pages of the Nutriskwela stations in their region Monitor broadcast using livestream/Ustream Mainstream stations in the nutrition program of the locality/region Include stations in the recipients of IEC materials Update Nutriskwela webpage 60

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