any community health education messages delivered in the Woreda. There is an urgent need to strengthen linkages amongst the Interlink coordination with FSL, WASH and other programmes at base level. various ACF programmes affecting nutrition. Food security, nutrition security, and health security are complementary, but FSL Programme is well integrated with Nutrition and WASH, currently, these programs operate in a manner largely independent of one another. Target Thalukas or Union Councils, All OTP cured children get complimentary feeding vouchers (CFV) from FSL programme in for any one program; currently often chosen with little order to avoid relapse. consideration of the coverage of other programs impacting nutrition. There are typically no linkages between different PLWs are targeted for micro healthy gardens. systems of identification of household beneficiaries; one does not know if WASH or food security beneficiary is also a beneficiary of Livestock support (vaccinations and medication) is targeted in drought-stricken area that is targeted supplementary feeding or of the government’s food more food insecure security program, for example. Therefore, household food security or nutrition and health actions need to be implemented in a coordinated way to bring down malnutrition. Furthermore, there is a lack of an adequate system to track nutritional outcomes over time that needs to be strengthened. Strengthen the capacity of the health system through technical, 2 to 3 health care providers in each council have been trained on CMAM national logistical and financial support to implement the nutrition guidelines, IYCF management, NIS and warehouse management. Total trained HCPs are 466. programme. One of the challenges in nutrition projects is the 774 LHWs have been trained on CMAM active case findings and referral mechanism and IYCF capacity constraints likely to inhibit the delivery of project services key messages. or the support systems necessary for these services. Training and Organised and participated in advocacy workshops and events in joint collaboration with follow up of health facilities staff to support and deliver enhanced health department and other NGOs. community awareness raising and mobilization for early detection Participation in monthly meetings at district health office. and SAM cases and OTP referral. Emphasis should be also given to care of sick child especially relating to home management of diarrhoea, and use of ORS. Enlist and train community health workers to identify malnourished children in community, refer them to health facilities and follow up children progress after discharge.
any community health education messages delivered in the Woreda. There is an urgent need to strengthen linkages amongst the various ACF programmes affecting nutrition. Food security, nutrition security, and health security are complementary, but currently, these programs operate in a manner largely independent of one another. Target Thalukas or Union Councils, for any one program; currently often chosen with little consideration of the coverage of other programs impacting nutrition. There are typically no linkages between different systems of identification of household beneficiaries; one does not know if WASH or food security beneficiary is also a beneficiary of targeted supplementary feeding or of the government’s food security program, for example. Therefore, household food security or nutrition and health actions need to be implemented in a coordinated way to bring down malnutrition. Furthermore, there is a lack of an adequate system to track nutritional outcomes over time that needs to be strengthened. Interlink coordination with FSL, WASH and other programmes at base level. FSL Programme is well integrated with Nutrition and WASH, All OTP cured children get complimentary feeding vouchers (CFV) from FSL programme in order to avoid relapse. PLWs are targeted for micro healthy gardens. Livestock support (vaccinations and medication) is targeted in drought-stricken area that is more food insecure Strengthen the capacity of the health system through technical, logistical and financial support to implement the nutrition programme. One of the challenges in nutrition projects is the capacity constraints likely to inhibit the delivery of project services or the support systems necessary for these services. Training and follow up of health facilities staff to support and deliver enhanced community awareness raising and mobilization for early detection and SAM cases and OTP referral. Emphasis should be also given to care of sick child especially relating to home management of diarrhoea, and use of ORS. Enlist and train community health workers to identify malnourished children in community, refer them to health facilities and follow up children progress after discharge. 2 to 3 health care providers in each council have been trained on CMAM national guidelines, IYCF management, NIS and warehouse management. Total trained HCPs are 466. 774 LHWs have been trained on CMAM active case findings and referral mechanism and IYCF key messages. Organised and participated in advocacy workshops and events in joint collaboration with health department and other NGOs. Participation in monthly meetings at district health office.
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