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Annex 2 Matrix of country/territory actions continued Country/ Territory Afghanistan Bangladesh China Cambodia Democratic People's Republic of Korea India Support IYCF Artificial Feeding Cross Cutting Actions Other ideas Ensure services to support BF and CF BF campaign BF community BF community and MS group Ensure places for BF Prevent & manage donations message to stakeholder Apply criteria for when artificial feeding is needed (A) Apply FASS in all instances X X guidelines apply cup feeding BCC materials & MS groups X Media/ Communication Strategy X and standard messages X Educate donors letter to embassies Pre- Emergency Preparation Advocacy in preparedness plans International Code Finalise Code and monitor X - BCC X baseline and report X collect data for advocacy Indonesia harmonisation 5 messages letter to embassies Myanmar X X X - IYCF training Nepal Pakistan Papua New Guinea community HW training mothers counselling and CF training community advocacy and restrict X X X food basket for families with young children X X decision on food basket assess current situation Philippines X X letter to embassies Sri Lanka Taiwan operational procedures for BF and CF policy existing X key messages X IRR implementation X Thailand X X - communication revision Viet Nam counselling X X Produce MN fortified food X = action; BF = breastfeeding; CF = complementary feeding; IYCF = infant and young child feeding; MS = mother support; (A) = acceptable; FASS = feasible, affordable, sustainable, safe; MN = micronutrient; OG = Operational Guidance on IFE; HW = health worker; RA = rapid assessment; R&R = ; BCC = Behaviour Change Communication; LGU = local government unit; DMC = developing member countries; IRR = Implmenting Rules and Regulations. 28
Annex 3 Annex 3 Matrix of regional/global action plan Activity 1 Responsible agency & timeline Activity 2 Responsible agency & timeline Policy Explore with WHO and some member states the potential for a specific resolution on IFE to be adopted by the World Health Assembly. IFE Core Group In time for WHA May 2009. UNICEF to review the UNHCR milk policy and see if it can be adapted for UNICEF programme guidance. UNICEF. Within next 6 months Capacity Building Use Module 2 on IFE in Indonesia as part of emergency preparedness (has been translated into Bahasa). CARE Indonesia 2008. Establish web-based forum to lobby pressure from the general public to support appropriate IFE. Karleen Gribble, University of Western Sydney/IFE Core Group Collaborator. Coordination Continue to solicit support for the Operational Guidance on IFE. IFE Core Group, list maintained by ENN Immediately. Establish a lead agency on Complementary Feeding in Emergencies within the IFE Core Group. UNICEF to investigate capacity for UNICEF to take lead. Within next 6 months Assessment & Monitoring Advocate that the Initial Rapid Assessment Tool developed by the Nutrition Cluster is used in the next emergency, evaluated and shared. UNICEF, UNHCR, WFP, WHO 2008. Access resources to develop indicators and guidance on infant and young child feeding assessment and monitoring, to build on work ‘kick-started’ at Bali meeting. IFE Core Group (CARE?). Within next 6 months Support for IYCF Engage with DARA on their Humanitarian Response Index* that ranks donor response, to reflect the Operational Guidance on IFE. IFE Core Group (ENN). Within next 6 months Explore resources, capacity and support for a second regional IFE workshop modelled on Bali in Africa in 2009. IFE Core Group. Explore ranking on IFE response in emergencies. No timeline established In 2008. Minimise risks of artificial feeding Investigate potential partner agency and access resources to develop a communication /media portfolio around IFE (to include CREATE developed materials, template press release, flash appeals contain calls for appropriate support). SC UK, ENN/IFE Core Group and collaborators (Karleen Gribble). Explore capacity and resources to review potential to develop Artificial Feeding Chapter and related annexes of Module 2 into Guidance on Artificial Feeding, that includes FASS criteria and is reflected as part of an integrated approach to supporting IFE that includes skilled breastfeeding support. IFE Core Group. * Humanitarian Response Index ranks 23 countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation (OECD) according to their effectiveness in humanitarian donorship. Humanitarian Response Index aims to make donors more accountable by ranking them according to 57 indicators that reflect the principles and good practices that govern humanitarian action. The Indicators are focused around five themes – responding to humanitarian needs, integrating relief and development, working with humanitarian partners, implementing international guiding principles, and promoting learning and accountability. The outcomes are based on hard data and the views of various humanitarian agencies working on the ground in eight countries. Italicised represents additional clarification post-meeting 29
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