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Aqui el acta de una reunión del 21 de marzo de 2007 de UNICEF con ONG's y Organizaciones de investigación en el campo de la desnutrición. Se anuncia que el Plumpy Nut es bueno, eficaz, saludable y...SABROSO...
UNICEF es la encargada de impulsar que los "partners" en el terreno compren y distribuyan alimentos terapeúticos y en particular Plumpy Nut, con el apoyo de la FAO, de ACNUR del PMA y de la OMS y el fundador de Nutriset André Briend "oficer" de la OMS. Después de esta reunión la compra de Plumpy Nut se duplica, Nutriset vende 15ooo toneladas y tiene perspectivas de vender 50 ooo toneladas de un producto patentado por ellos tan sencillo que se hace en una cocina cualquiera. ¿no será una casualidad?...¿El hambre un negocio?....
¿Cuándo tuvieron reuniones para evaluar la posibilidad de desarrolar productos locales de misma eficacia? ¿ Cuándo se reunieron para analizar las causas reales del hambre en el mundo?
Acta de la reunión del "Grupo de nutrición global", Naciones Unidas:
traducción de lo que dice UNICEF de Plumpy Nut...Publicidad:
"este alimento sano, nutritivo y sabroso representa un paso en adelante que debería estar sostenido políticamente para su producción, aprovisionamiento, distribución y uso...."
IASC Nutrition Cluster: Key Things to Know
21 March 2007
Designated Global Cluster Lead: UNICEF
Main partners at the global level:
Organizations: UNICEF is the lead agency with 33 UN, NGO, and Academic/research organizations. Action Against Hunger or Action Contre la Faim (ACF)-France, ACF-US, Center for Disease Control, Concern Worldwide, Emergency Nutrition Network, FAO, Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project (FANTA)/USAID, the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), Helen Keller International, International Medical Corps, Institute of Child Health/UK, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), Interaction, International Rescue Committee (IRC), Micronutrient Initiative, NutritionWorks, Oxfam UK, Save the Children Fund (SCF)-UK, SCF-US, Standing Committee on Nutrition (SCN), Tufts University Feinstein International Center, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNU, Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA)/USAID, Valid International, WFP, WHO, and World Vision. (Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) - France is an observer.)
Main partners at the field level:
UNICEF, WHO, WFP, FAO, UNHCR and NGOs
Concrete tools and support provided by global lead to the field-based Nutrition Cluster:
Coordination with information sharing at Global level and from Country to Global level
Capacity Building including training needs analysis, roster of available people
Tools and approaches to improve readiness, response, assessment, monitoring and reporting
Supply including new ready to use therapeutic foods (RUTFs) and micronutrient powders and pastes
Links to other clusters/sectors in the field
For implementation it is important to work with the national structures and clusters where they have been initiated. Of significance are the Clusters of Health;Water, Sanitation and Hygiene; Education and Logistics. In addition, various NGOs work with the cluster on a area and technical area basis. The Nutrition Cluster is working in at least four pilot countries: Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Somalia, Uganda
Overview of sector goals and priorities
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(4) Supply: (...) The selection of products hampers response especially in the area of the recently developed special foods such as Ready to Use Therapeutic Foods and Ready to Use Supplementary foods. These safe, nutritious and tasty foods represent a technical step forward that should be translated into policies and procedures for their production, procurement, distribution and use. (For more information, contact Global Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: Bruce Cogill at bcogill@unicef.org)
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UNICEF es la encargada de impulsar que los "partners" en el terreno compren y distribuyan alimentos terapeúticos y en particular Plumpy Nut, con el apoyo de la FAO, de ACNUR del PMA y de la OMS y el fundador de Nutriset André Briend "oficer" de la OMS. Después de esta reunión la compra de Plumpy Nut se duplica, Nutriset vende 15ooo toneladas y tiene perspectivas de vender 50 ooo toneladas de un producto patentado por ellos tan sencillo que se hace en una cocina cualquiera. ¿no será una casualidad?...¿El hambre un negocio?....
¿Cuándo tuvieron reuniones para evaluar la posibilidad de desarrolar productos locales de misma eficacia? ¿ Cuándo se reunieron para analizar las causas reales del hambre en el mundo?
Acta de la reunión del "Grupo de nutrición global", Naciones Unidas:
traducción de lo que dice UNICEF de Plumpy Nut...Publicidad:
"este alimento sano, nutritivo y sabroso representa un paso en adelante que debería estar sostenido políticamente para su producción, aprovisionamiento, distribución y uso...."
IASC Nutrition Cluster: Key Things to Know
21 March 2007
Designated Global Cluster Lead: UNICEF
Main partners at the global level:
Organizations: UNICEF is the lead agency with 33 UN, NGO, and Academic/research organizations. Action Against Hunger or Action Contre la Faim (ACF)-France, ACF-US, Center for Disease Control, Concern Worldwide, Emergency Nutrition Network, FAO, Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project (FANTA)/USAID, the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), Helen Keller International, International Medical Corps, Institute of Child Health/UK, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), Interaction, International Rescue Committee (IRC), Micronutrient Initiative, NutritionWorks, Oxfam UK, Save the Children Fund (SCF)-UK, SCF-US, Standing Committee on Nutrition (SCN), Tufts University Feinstein International Center, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNU, Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA)/USAID, Valid International, WFP, WHO, and World Vision. (Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) - France is an observer.)
Main partners at the field level:
UNICEF, WHO, WFP, FAO, UNHCR and NGOs
Concrete tools and support provided by global lead to the field-based Nutrition Cluster:
Coordination with information sharing at Global level and from Country to Global level
Capacity Building including training needs analysis, roster of available people
Tools and approaches to improve readiness, response, assessment, monitoring and reporting
Supply including new ready to use therapeutic foods (RUTFs) and micronutrient powders and pastes
Links to other clusters/sectors in the field
For implementation it is important to work with the national structures and clusters where they have been initiated. Of significance are the Clusters of Health;Water, Sanitation and Hygiene; Education and Logistics. In addition, various NGOs work with the cluster on a area and technical area basis. The Nutrition Cluster is working in at least four pilot countries: Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Somalia, Uganda
Overview of sector goals and priorities
(---)
(4) Supply: (...) The selection of products hampers response especially in the area of the recently developed special foods such as Ready to Use Therapeutic Foods and Ready to Use Supplementary foods. These safe, nutritious and tasty foods represent a technical step forward that should be translated into policies and procedures for their production, procurement, distribution and use. (For more information, contact Global Nutrition Cluster Coordinator: Bruce Cogill at bcogill@unicef.org)
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