Anemia

This child anemia training module for training frontline health and Integrated Child Development Services workers in Uttar Pradesh includes training module, resources, capsules, and facilitators guide. The training addresses the magnitude of the child anemia problem, its service implications, and measures created for preventing it. Special emphasis is taken on ensuring consumption of iron and folic acid supplements by pregnant women, and young children aged 6-59 months.

This child anemia training module for training frontline health and Integrated Child Development Services workers in Uttar Pradesh includes a training module, resources, capsules, and a facilitator’s guide. The training addresses the magnitude of the child anemia problem, its service implications, and measures created for preventing it. Special emphasis is taken on ensuring consumption of iron and folic acid supplements by pregnant women and young children aged 6-59 months.

A Case Study of the Intensification of Maternal and Neonatal Micronutrient Program

The Micronutrients Global Toolkit includes a set of tools developed by the A2Z Project and partners to support governments in their efforts to ensure sustainable Vitamin A supplementation and de-worming program delivery mechanisms. It includes chapters on the Child Anemia Reduction Program tool, the Maternal Anemia Reduction Program tool, and food fortification tools.  

This review presents a critical analysis of the role of community participation in enhancing the uptake of nutrition interventions for child survival and anemia and whether any such increases in uptake are sustainable and scaleable. One ongoing challenge in assessing the role of community participation in health improvements is defining the characteristics of different forms of community participation and their impact on health/nutrition.

This child anemia training module for training frontline health and Integrated Child Development Services workers in Uttar Pradesh includes training module, resources, capsules, and facilitators guide. The training addresses the magnitude of the child anemia problem, its service implications, and measures created for preventing it. Special emphasis is taken on ensuring consumption of iron and folic acid supplements by pregnant women and young children aged 6-59 months.

This document, produced by the A2Z Project, is a catalogue of guidelines, tools, and training and advocacy materials developed as part of their partnership with Cambodia’s National Nutrition Program. Materials are divided into three categories: 1) Mainstreaming Multiple Micronutrients into the Health System; 2) Expanding Vitamin A Coverage for Children 6-59 Months; 3) Preventing and Treating Maternal Anemia.