Resources
Cash and Voucher Assistance for Nutrition in Emergencies. A summary of programmatic challenges and promising practices
This brief was developed by the Cash and Voucher Assistance for Nutrition Working Group under the GNC to summarise some of the challeng...
Cholera in emergency contexts
Cholera outbreaks are on the rise and currently affecting many countries such as Haiti, Malwai, North-east Syria and Mozambique. Outbre...
Training of Trainers- Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergency Situation, Haiti Nutrition Cluster
Le soutien et la protection de l’alimentation du nourrisson et du jeune enfant en situations d’urgence (ANJE-U) est d’une importance cr...
A mapping exercise and online survey to investigate continuity of care in acute malnutrition treatment in East Africa
Between January and June 2019, Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN) undertook a mapping exercise and a review of current practice to gain ...
Challenges to the Programmatic Implementation of Ready to Use Infant Formula in the Post-Earthquake Response, Haiti, 2010: A Program Review
Abstract Background and Objectives: Following the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, infant and young child feeding was identified as a priorit...
Protecting and improving breastfeeding practices during a major emergency: lessons learnt from the baby tents in Haiti
Case Example: Bull World Health Organ. 2013 August 1; 91(8): 612-617. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3738309/
Complementary feeding leaflets Tanzania (Swahili and English)
Feeding a baby after 6 months - QAP et al. www.qaproject.org/strat/stratHIVjobaids2.html#brochures This brochure addresses questions t...
Call for support for appropriate IYCF in Asia-Pacific and Africa emergencies
The International Committee of the Red Cross and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies call for support ...
Advantages and disadvantages of accepting or rejecting free supplies of infant formula for an African refugee camp
Discussion on Pronutrition website. The article says that free supplies should not be accepted. www.pronutrition.org/archive/200611/m...