Mapping Nutrition Preparedness in Emergency Course
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Event:Mapping Nutrition Preparedness in Emergency Course
Venue:Indepth Research Services, Nairobi, Kenya
Event Date: 2th – 6th April 2018.
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INTRODUCTION
Nutrition in emergencies has two broad objectives: preventing deaths and protecting peoples’ right to nutrition. When disaster strikes, people who are already malnourished before the emergency are more vulnerable to illness and death. The communities affected by the emergency are also at risk of malnutrition because of lack of food or only access to inadequate food and water, poor sanitation and lack of access to health services. This training will prepare the participants in nutrition emergencies with the theme to: Prepare for emergencies to prevent hunger and malnutrition.
This course covers basic concepts of GIS under nutrition and response in emergencies, individual assessment and micronutrients. The course aims to inform the public about the importance of preparedness during emergencies, how to respond and what recovery measures can be taken to prevent death and the worsening of malnutrition of affected populations. This training will also strengthen the technical knowledge of individuals working in or aspiring to work in emergency nutrition.
DURATION
5 Days
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This course is designed for people working or aspiring to work in emergency nutrition, project coordinators in nutrition implementing agency or academic institution.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of this course the participants shall be able to:
- Understand what GIS is and its application to communicate nutrition emergency and response
- Understand basic concepts of nutrition; define types of nutrients; and understand types and forms of under nutrition.
- Explain what anthropometry is; explain under nutrition and how it is assessed; understand how to measure weight, height and MUAC in young children;
- Indicate minimum international standards for micronutrients in emergencies; and recognize the types and causes of micronutrient deficiency diseases in developing countries and emergency situations.
- Understand the importance of safe and appropriate feeding in saving infants and young children lives, be aware of the dangers of artificial feeding, and of the risks of not breastfeeding in an emergency,
- Know what IFE is.
TOPICS TO BE COVERED
- Introduction
- Basic Concept in Nutrition in Emergency
- Anthropometry and its Use
- Micronutrients
- Infant Feeding in Emergency (IFE)
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PAYMENT
Payment should be transferred to IRES account through bank on or before C.O.B 26th March 2018.
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