Local Organizing Committee in MoroccoDr. Mostafa Tyane, Director of Population,Ministry of HealthDr. Abdelwahab Zerrari, Director, Divisionof Maternal and Child Health, Ministryof Health, Local Organizing CommitteeChairDr. Hamid Chekli, Director, Child HealthProtection Services, Ministry of HealthDr. Mustapha Mahfoudi, Coordinator,National Program to Control MicronutrientDeficiencies, Ministry of HealthDr. El Arbi Rjimati, Nutritionist, Division ofMaternal and Child Health, Ministry ofHealthMr. Mohamed El Felahi, Administrator,Division of Maternal and Child Health,Ministry of HealthDr. Mohamed Braikat, Head, NationalImmunization Program/Division ofMaternal and Child Health, Ministry ofHealthMr. Mohamed Bimegdi, Manager, NationalImmunization Program, Ministry ofHealthMme Laila Acharai, Medical Assistant,Division of Maternal and Child Health,Ministry of HealthMlle Laila El Ammari, Nutritionist, Divisionof Maternal and Child Health, Ministryof HealthMr. Abdennebi Khounfi, Child HealthProtection Services, Ministry of HealthMr. Habib Hnini, Child Health ProtectionServices, Ministry of HealthDr. Mohamed Charradi, Director, Division ofSchool and University Health, Ministryof HealthDr. Aziza Lyaghfouri, Pediatrician, Divisionof Maternal and Child Health, Ministryof HealthDr. Ahmed Jazouli, Deputy, Delegation ofMarrakech Medina, Ministry of HealthDr. Noureddine Chaouki, Director, Divisionof Non-communicable Diseases/Departmentof Epidemiology and DiseaseControl, Ministry of HealthDr. Amina Saad, Manager, Department ofEpidemiology and Disease Control,Ministry of HealthMr. Brahim Ouhbouche, Manager for<strong>International</strong> Organizations/Departmentof Financial Planning, Ministry of HealthProf. Mohamed Rahmani, Professor ofChemistry and Nutritional <strong>Sciences</strong>,Institut Agronomique et VeterinaireHassan IIProf. Mbarek Essatara, Professor of Nutrition,Institut Agronomique et VeterinaireHassan IIProf. Amina Berraho, Professor of Ophthalmology,Department of Ophthalmology,Faculty of Medicine, RabatProf. Rekia Belahcen, Professor, Faculty of<strong>Sciences</strong>, Universite Chouaib Doukkali,El JadidaProf. Nezha Mouane, Professor of Pediatrics,Children’s Hospital, Faculty of Medicine,RabatProf. Fatima Zohra Squali Houssaini,Professor of Nutrition, Faculty of <strong>Sciences</strong>,FesProf. Brahim Mimouni, Professor of Nutritional<strong>Sciences</strong>, Faculty of <strong>Sciences</strong>,MarrakechMme Asmae Chaoui, Nutrition Educator,<strong>Institute</strong> for Careers in Health, Ministryof HealthMme Fatima Zohra Akalay, Representativefor Morocco, HKI, RabatMme Najat Sarhani, Project Coordinator,MOST/USAID, RabatMme Ilham Lagrich, Assistant, MOST/USAID, RabatMr. Najib Modaghri, Administrator, MOST/USAID, RabatMme Zohra Lhaloui, Project Manager,USAID, RabatDr. Ahmed Laabid, Project Officer, Population/HealthProgram, UNICEF, RabatMr. Ahmed Chahir, Director, Health Program,WHO, RabatMr. Abdel Sefrioui, Managing Director, MCITours, Marrakech2 XXI <strong>IVACG</strong> MEETING
About <strong>IVACG</strong>Established in 1975, the <strong>International</strong> Vitamin A Consultative Group guides internationalactivities for reducing vitamin A deficiency in the world. <strong>IVACG</strong> concentrates its efforts onstimulating and disseminating new knowledge, translating that new knowledge to enable itspractical application, and providing authoritative policy statements and recommendationsthat others can use to develop appropriate prevention and control programs.Publications List<strong>IVACG</strong> Statement: The Annecy Accords to Assess and Control Vitamin A Deficiency: Summaryof Recommendations and Clarifications (2002)<strong>IVACG</strong> Statement on Maternal Night Blindness: A New Indicator of Vitamin A Deficiency(2002)Conversion Factors For Vitamin A and Carotenoids (2002)Delivery of Vitamin A Supplements with DPT/Polio and Measles Immunization (2000)Status of the Studies on Vitamin A and Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection (2000)Combining Vitamin A Distribution with EPI Contacts (2000)The Bioavailability of Dietary Carotenoids: Current Concepts (1999)<strong>IVACG</strong> Statement on Vitamin A and Iron Interactions (1998)<strong>IVACG</strong> Statement on Safe Doses of Vitamin A During Pregnancy and Lactation (1998)<strong>IVACG</strong> Policy Statement on Vitamin A Status and Childhood Mortality (1997)<strong>IVACG</strong> Statement on Clustering of Xerophthalmia and Vitamin A Deficiency Within Communitiesand Families (1996)<strong>IVACG</strong> Policy Statement on Vitamin A, Diarrhea, and Measles (1996)Strategic Placement of <strong>IVACG</strong> in the Evolving Micronutrient Field (1996)A Brief Guide to Current Methods of Assessing Vitamin A Status (1993)Nutrition Communications in Vitamin A Programs: A Resource Book (1992)Vitamin A Supplements: A guide to their use in the treatment and prevention of vitamin Adeficiency and xerophthalmia (published by the World Health Organization in conjunctionwith <strong>IVACG</strong> and UNICEF, 1988; second edition 1997)The Safe Use of Vitamin A by Women During the Reproductive Years (1986) (Available inEnglish and French)The Symptoms and Signs of Vitamin A Deficiency and Their Relationship to Applied Nutrition(1983) (Available in Spanish only)Biochemical Methodology for the Assessment of Vitamin A Status, and Reprints of SelectedMethods for the Analysis of Vitamin A and Carotenoids in Nutrition Surveys (1982) (2 BOOKSET)The Safe Use of Vitamin A (1980) (Available in English and French)XXI <strong>IVACG</strong> MEETING 3
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