Resources
WHO guiding principles of feeding non-breastfed children 6-24 months
There are a number of infants who will not enjoy the benefits of breastfeeding. They include children born to HIV-positive mothers who ...
When an emergency strikes breastfeeding can save lives (Part 2)
www.llli.org/Release/emergency2.html Part 1 was released after the Tsunami 2004: See Tsunami, 2004: When an Emergency Strikes Breastfe...
Wellstart - 'Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergency Situations'
www.wellstart.org/Infant_feeding_emergency.pdf
USAID breastfeeding policy
Breastfeeding - USAID Background Paper ADS Chapter 212 - Breastfeeding Promotion Policy. Available online at: www.usaid.gov/policy/ads/...
US Breastfeeding Committee urges support of b/feeding in aftermath of Katrina
Hurricane, Katrina, USA 19th Sept 2005. United States Breastfeeding Committee www.usbreastfeeding.org/News-and-Events/PR-2005-09-19-Di...
Support for breastfeeding in crucial for infant health in the aftermath of natural disasters
www.bfmed.org/documents/WEB-ABM-Disasters-2005-PR.doc Issued after Hurricane Katrina - gives guidance.
Responses to the Tsunami disaster and infant feeding
Says why it is a problem and links to SCF statement and WHO statement Baby Milk Action also got same press release but with an added b...
Recommendations on infant feeding in emergencies
Joint policy on infant feeding from UNICEF, the WHO, and the Indonesian Society of Paediatricians (ISP) produced following the Tsunami....
