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Apres avoir partager sur tous les problemes de la malnutrition au sein de cette communaute de Ngandu, les enfants ont egalement reflechis sur quelques recommandations importantes en s'inspirant avec des moyens internes pour si pas mettre fin mais de reduire sensiblement des cas de malnutrition chez les enfants. Et de ce fait, ils ont evoques les points suivants a leur niveau : - equiper correctement les structures sanitaires en medicaments essentiels, - mettre un bon prix pour les soins des enfants afin de permettre aux parents qui n ont pas assez des moyens financiers de bien faire soigner le... Read moreurs enfants, - donner du bon travail avec un bon salaire a leurs parents pour leur permettre de payer a manger aux enfants, - faire des sensibilisations dans la communaute sur comment bien manger , qoui manger surtour les mamans et les grandes filles, - conseiller aux meres de faire des jardins ou potager dans leurs menages composes des legumes par exemple, - preter aux mamans et aux jeunes un peu d'argent pour faire des activites comme le commerce sous forme des alimentations afin de leurs permettre aussi de payer a manger de temps en temps, Read less

Participants emphasized the need for immediate and sustained nutrition education in schools and communities to improve knowledge on healthy eating, food hygiene, food preservation, and malnutrition prevention. They recommended that World Vision Ghana, Ghana Health Service, Ghana Education Service, and community leaders collaborate to deliver regular awareness campaigns using child-friendly methods such as drama, role plays, demonstrations, and community sensitization activities. Children also called for greater support to farmers through farm inputs, improved farming practices, and technical e... Read morextension services to increase food production and ensure the year-round availability of nutritious foods. They further stressed the importance of promoting proper hygiene, sanitation, safe food handling, and handwashing practices to reduce food contamination and nutrition-related illnesses. Participants recommended improving access to safe drinking water in schools and communities and strengthening monitoring of food vendors to ensure food safety and quality. To sustain progress, they proposed continued collaboration among schools, parents, health workers, community leaders, and development partners, as well as the expansion of nutrition dialogues to additional schools and communities. They further urged that children’s feedback be shared with relevant authorities to inform nutrition policies and interventions. Read less

Les participants du jour ont suggeres de la prise de conscience des autorites cad le gouvernement de prendre ses responsabilites pour aasurer la sante et le bien etre de sa population beaucoup plus les enfants de maluku afin de le proteger contre toutes les maladies mais surtout le cas de la malnutrition. Et ceci en donnant du travail a leurs parents.

The participants proposed several urgent actions. They recommended the continuation and expansion of nutrition dialogues in schools to reach more children and reinforce healthy eating messages. A key proposal was to promote and support school gardens, which would provide a sustainable source of fresh vegetables and fruits, while also serving as a practical learning tool for pupils. Participants strongly encouraged parents and caregivers to make a concerted effort to provide more diversified meals.