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Homestead gardening, rearing hens and ducks, and cultivating pond fish are effective ways to reduce malnutrition. Raising awareness about these practices is essential. Mothers and caregivers should be educated about proper nutrition. Local governments need to increase budgets for food security through food allowances and social safety net programmes. Activities like homestead gardening, livestock rearing, fisheries, entrepreneurship, and awareness sessions can address hunger and reduce discrimination. Training in small businesses such as tailoring, grocery shops, tea stalls, and handicraft pro... Lire plusduction can also improve livelihoods. Mass awareness campaigns through seminars, discussions, and campaigns in mosques, churches, and temples can help spread the message. Promoting the use of vermicompost, iodised salt, eating meals together as a family, and preparing weekly food plans can improve nutrition. The livestock and fisheries departments require increased budgets and improved monitoring. Subsidies or special allowances for marginalized farmers and extremely poor people should also be provided. Additionally, budgets for pregnancy and maternity allowances need to be expanded, and a midday meal programme at the primary school level should be introduced. Awareness about safe and nutritious food should be raised through campaigns, learning sessions, meetings, gatherings, and workshops targeting both poor and wealthy families, as many remain unaware of these issues. Civil society organizations, child forums, youth groups, health service providers, teachers, Union Parishad members, faith leaders, and adolescent clubs play key roles. These groups can educate people about the importance of safe and nutritious food. The government, especially the agriculture and health sectors, along with NGOs such as World Vision, BRAC, Friendship, and SKS, can provide essential support. Women Affairs Officers, agricultural offices, fisheries departments, livelihood teams, and others. Lire moins

1. Request for support on improved access to water in the community to improve hygiene, handwashing and also water for household backyard gardens. Proposals to be sent to government and other NGOS, including WV to support with clean water supply 2. Training for community members on nutrition to improve access to information on nutrition for households and community 3. Initiatives to target the decrease of teenage pregnancy and poor nutrition for pregnant mothers and newborns. Target pregnant teens and teen mothers with information on nutrition and child health 4. Prioritize exclusive breast-fe... Lire pluseding to all pregnant and lactating mothers. Lire moins

The most urgent action proposed during the dialogue was the need for the government to realign its policies to create opportunities for young people to test and implement innovative technologies in food systems production. Participants highlighted that some existing policies favor the use of imported machinery, which limits the adoption of locally developed, youth-led innovative solutions. Addressing this imbalance is essential to fostering homegrown technological advancements. Another key issue raised was the lack of data sharing between government institutions and civil society. For example,... Lire plus the Department of Geological Survey collects substantial weather forecast data, yet this information is not readily accessible to young agri-entrepreneurs. Critical data, such as rainfall distribution across the country, remains out of reach for youth working to improve food systems. Making such information accessible would empower young people to make informed decisions and enhance productivity. Moving forward, it was proposed to identify and connect young people working in agri-food systems with relevant government ministries to facilitate better access to data and resources. Additionally, participants emphasized the importance of advocating for policy realignment to support youth initiatives and expanding vocational training opportunities in food systems to equip young people with the skills and knowledge necessary for innovation and sustainability. Lire moins

Through communication teachings and sensitization, community will know how preserving and caring for children in community. Not only that, but also in smartness regarding menu preparation, balanced diet preparation among others

Reduction in breast feeding among mothers' especially teen mothers, working mothers and general population of lactating mothers. The action needed to address this was to provide awareness to all pregnant and lactating mothers on the importance of breastfeeding and how it provides the required nutrition's for the child. Children of school going age eat and buy unhealthy foods at the school The action proposed was to engage school heads and committees to advocate for regulation of the 'school markets" which sells unhealthy foods for children Teen pregnancy and addressing poor nutrition outcomes ... Lire plusfor children of this group. This group requires capacity building since they are hard to get and are not willing to breast feed at all. The team proposed to engage them in platforms where they are accessible like social media to promote breastfeeding and address myths and misconceptions. Training parents on nutrition to address food production, food preparation and choices on food at household level. In general, the participants felt there is need to intensify training of households on food production, [reparation and choices. lessons from indigenous practices were proposed to be adapted for all age groups. Lire moins

Train and sensitize community on Maternal Infant and Young Child Nutrition Women Empowerment to reduce alcohol consumption among women Male engagements to sensitize men on Infant and Young Child

1) All participant signed the pledging Commitment to End Malnutrition Among Children 2) At the dialogue, World Vision Viet Nam and National Institute of Nutrition (NIN) had been signed the MOU to implement ENOUGH campaign in 3 years from 2024 - 2026 which can help to address the nutrition challenges listed in the context 3) An ac action plan for FY24 (August and September 2024) had been signed at the launching event between World Vision Viet Nam and National Institute of Nutrition which invested 16,805 USD for ENOUGH campaign in FY24 4) Media shared more about the ENOUGH campaign to engage pub... Lire pluslic for action on ending malnutrition among children Lire moins

Policy ASKS • Government should increase budget allocation to sustain the school feeding programme • Government should improve the quality of food served to meet the nutrition needs of the children • Government should design a framework for the recruitment of qualified and resourceful caterers for the school feeding programme • Ensure collaboration between The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Local Government and the Ministry of Finance • Increase the coverage of the school feeding program to harder to reach an... Lire plusd deprived communities, Lire moins

1. There is an immediate need to conduct community conversations to help parents, guardians, and caregivers understand nutrition and possibly conduct cooking demonstrations, especially for breastfeeding and expecting mothers. 2. The team is ready to conduct more recruitment of members into the S4T to help others improve their income levels. This will enable them to afford nutritious foods at home. 3. Traditional and faith leaders should be involved in educating families about the importance of storing enough food to last 12 months after harvest. Possibly come up with a by-law to enforce this u... Lire plusndertaking. Lire moins

- Campaña edu-comunicacional sobre DCI en kichwa (idioma local) y español. - Trabajo articulado entre instituciones. - Asumir responsabilidades iniciando en el hogar, a nivel comunitario y autoridades locales así como nacionales. - Inversión en proyectos de agua potable, priorizar esto proyectos a nivel comunitario. - Fomentar y concientizar el involucramiento de la familia en la crianza de los niños. - Generar espacios para que las familias puedan compartir experiencias positivas de salud y nutrición. - Generar políticas públicas a nivel nacional y local con enfoque en prevención de ... Lire plusla DCI Lire moins

1. They need access to resources such as small loans to invest in their fields and diversify crop production. The extra resources will also enable farmers to expand their farms and run them as businesses. This will increase income generation, allowing them to afford nutritious foods. 2. They need the construction of productive infrastructure, such as earth dams, and the provision of mechanized systems to enable them to conduct agricultural activities throughout the year. 3. Farmers are looking for partnerships with civil society to conduct community conversations and raise the levels of nutrit... Lire plusion knowledge among mothers and caregivers, including fellow farmers. 4. They want traditional and faith leaders to advocate for crop diversification at the community level, as they hold a certain level of influence among their subjects. This will help break the traditional norms of monocropping among the many community members. 5. Farmers want the government to revise the Fertilizer Support Program (FISP) to include other nutrient-dense crops. Currently, farmers limit the scope of cultivation because other crops are not supported, and no market is available. Lire moins

1:One of the action they suggested was that ,we are supposed to bring some nutritious food stuff for them to encourage them. 2: Another one said that the price of fuel should reduce as that will help with the hardship 3: the government should declare free medical care because a lot of people died in the hospital for lack of funds to pay for commencement of treatment.

The urgent actions identified by the women include: 1. They suggested Nutrition education should be provided by pregnant women often 2. They proposed venturing into agriculture expecially planting of vegetables or making home gardens. Also they understand the importance of fish as one of the biggest nutrain to their children. 3. Financial support. Government role: the government should provide nutritious food for pregnant women in the hospitals. 4. Brest feeding babies as often as possible. Choosing more nutritious food to eat as pregnant women or nursing mother's than anything they see. 5. Dr... Lire plusugs that contains zinc & iron should be given to them during child birth. Lire moins

Provision of quality education and subsidy on agricultural products

1. They want government to please provide resources necessary to improve yield. 2. Government or NGOs to provide iron and folic acid supplements free at hospitals for pregnant women because they can't afford it. This will help to prevent micronutrients deficiency during pregnancy and child birth, because if pregnant women have micronutrients deficiency cause serious birth defects in the body and it help to reduce malnutrition among pregnant women and the baby will be healthy.