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		Rationale for the Workshop Agenda Participant List Review of Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) in the Post-emergency Context: Synthesis of Lessons on Integration of CMAM into National Health Systems Community-based Management of Severe Acute Malnutrition: A Joint Statement by WHO, WFP, SCN and UNICEF

International Workshop on the Integration of Community-Based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM)
Washington, DC, April 28-30, 2008

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Presentations	Presenters or Authors	PDFs
Day 1: April 28, 2008
SESSION I: OPENING SESSION
SAM Over the Next 10 Years	Dr. André Briend, WHO	62kb
Integration of CMAM into National Health Systems: Summary of Results from Ethiopia, Malawi and Niger	Hedwig Deconinck, FANTA	969kb
SESSION II: DISTRICT-LEVEL INTEGRATION
Summary of Outcomes from Localized Efforts in Malawi	Valerie Gatchell and Nicky Dent, Concern	1.1mb
Case Study: Integration into Urban Health Services	Clara Mbwili-Muleya, Zambia MOH	2.8mb
Lessons from CMAM Outreach	Saul Guerrero, Valid International	255kb
SESSION III: INTEGRATING AT SCALE
CTC Advisory Service Model: Experience to Date	Tapiwa Ngulube, Malawi MOH	219kb
[Panel] Recent National Scale-Up Experience: Mozambique	Bernadette Feeney, Save the Children US	421kb
[Panel] Recent National Scale-Up Experience: Zimbabwe	Nozizwe Chigonga, UNICEF	684kb
[Panel] Recent National Scale-Up Experience: Madagascar	Simon Rakotonirina, Madagascar MOH	582kb
Day 2: April 29, 2008
SESSION IV: CASE STUDIES: INTEGRATION IN POST-EMERGENCY SETTINGS
On Day 2, working groups met to discuss findings from 10 case studies.
Democratic Republic of Congo, Action Against Hunger Case Study	Marie-Sophie Simon, Action Against Hunger	82kb
Niger, URC Case Study	Kathleen Hill, URC	75 kb
Niger, World Vision Case Study	San-San Dimanche, World Vision	76 kb
Sierra Leone, MOH Case Study	Sylvetta Scott, Sierra Leone MOH	60kb
Sri Lanka, MOH and UNICEF Case Study	Rajaradnam Navalogithan, Sri Lanka MOH and Renuka Jayatissa, UNICEF	62kb
Sudan, UNICEF/WFP/FANTA Case Study	Hedwig Deconinck, FANTA and Emily Mates, Concern	66kb
CMAM and Contingency Planning	Ronald Waldman, USAID	247kb
SESSION V: LINKAGES WITH PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
Links to Health Extension in Ethiopia	Shiferaw Teklemariam, Ethiopia MOH	311kb
IMCI Integration: Results from Field Test	Andre Briend, WHO	187kb
Linking Outreach to Existing Monthly GMP in Bangladesh	Ireen Chowdhury, Save the Children US, Bangladesh	1.7mb
Links to Nutritional Counseling	Mary Lung'aho, CARE and Maryanne Stone-Jimenez	331kb
Integrating CMAM into Child Survival and Development	Netsanet Walelign, UNICEF	426kb
Linking CMAM to Inpatient Care: The Case of Tanzania	Chloe Angood, University of Southampton and International Malnutrition Task Force	2.2mb
SESSION VI: PANEL: CMAM AND HIV LINKS
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Day 3: April 30, 2008
SESSION VII: RECENT CMAM RESEARCH
Strategies for High-Incidence Countries	Susan Shepherd, Medecins Sans Frontieres	845kb
Mass Treatment Model (RUTF)	Steve Collins, Valid International	47kb
SESSION VIII: RUTF SUPPLY AND SCALE-UP
Scaling Up Production of RUF	Mamane Zeilani, Nutriset	629 kb
Lessons and Propositions for RUTF Scale-Up	Steve Collins, Valid International	53 kb
RUTF Procurement and Logistics Strategy	Steve Jarrett, UNICEF	2.4mb
CMAM, RUTF Production and Aflatoxin	Tim Williams, University of Georgia	476 kb
SESSION IX: NEXT STEPS
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