Link to a World Bank Nutrition document that discusses important design elements for growth promotion programs:
siteresources.worldbank.org/NUTRITION/Resources/Tool4-Chap2.pdf
Showing posts with label growth monitoring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label growth monitoring. Show all posts
Monday, September 10, 2007
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Link to Child Health Care: A Learning Programme for Professionals
Here's a link to a useful resource that speaks to a number of child health issues. For the purposes of Tuesday's (9/11/07) presentation on Growth Monitoring Promotion and Food Supplementation we recommend chapters 3 and 4. This manual is available for download in its entirety from http://www.childhealthcare.co.za/. Follow the link that says, "Read the Book", specific chapters can be downloaded individually, or you can scroll to the bottom of the page to download the entire book.
Labels:
food aid,
food supplementation,
growth monitoring
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Under-nutrition levels in India among the highest
This article has details on the CARE campaign for better nutrition in India:
Citizen News Service: Under-nutrition levels in India among the highest: "...Around 40% children are low birth weight and around 47% children are malnourished. It is understood that 60% of Infant & child deaths could be prevented only if we are able to check malnutrition among children [...]"
Citizen News Service: Under-nutrition levels in India among the highest: "...Around 40% children are low birth weight and around 47% children are malnourished. It is understood that 60% of Infant & child deaths could be prevented only if we are able to check malnutrition among children [...]"
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