Resources
WHO/FAO guidelines for the safe preparation, storage and handling of powdered infant formula
IMPORTANT NOTE: These guidelines, leaflets and poster have NOT been made with the emergency setting in mind. Hence pictures of bottle f...
Supporting families to optimally feed infants and young children in emergencies: An important guide for health and relief workers, Lebanon
Originally developed for the Lebanon conflict, 2006; contains basic information that could be adapted and used worldwide.
Supporting families to optimally feed infants and young children in emergencies. An important guide for health and relief workers
Supporting families to optimally feed infants and young children in emergencies. An important guide for health and relief workers. EAPR...
SC Alliance Assessment of IYCF Practices Post-Earthquake
Note the questionnaire in the annex of this report does not contain all the questions on health and nutrition that were asked by UNICEF...
Outcome of Infants in Kabul Therapeutic Feeding Units. Evaluation of Relactation by the Supplemental Suckling Technique
Outcome of Infants in Kabul Therapeutic Feeding Units. Evaluation of Relactation by the Supplemental Suckling Technique. Odile Oberlin,...
Nutrition Survey IYCF-E questions children 0-<24 months , Dadaab Refugee Camp, June 2006
DADAAB REFUGEE CAMP JUNE 2006 NUTRITION SURVEY: Feeding Questionnaire children 0-<24 months NOTE: This is an example only.
Mothers - Infant Feeding fact sheet for mothers in Lebanon
Available in English and arabic versions.
Infant Feeding Key Indicator Monitoring Manual
Available online at: www.linkagesproject.org/media/publications/M&E_manual_IF.pdf Using Lots Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) th...
Infant feeding in emergencies
This leaflet was made after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Please note that while this leaflet says that relactation can only occur 6 mont...