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Tech RRT and partners invite you to another learning and sharing cafe supporting IYCF programming in the COVID-19 context

With simultaneous French, Spanish and Arabic interpretations available during the webinar!

This learning and sharing "café" will provide an opportunity for countries and organizations to share their lessons learned and experiences in IYCF programs in the context of COVID-19.

Case Studies from South Sudan (ACF), Yemen (IMC) and Greece (Cheering) will be presented.

Monday 30th November 2020 14: 00-15: 30 (Geneva time).

Tech RRT y sus socios lo invitan a un nuevo seminario web para apoyar la programación en ALNP (Alimentación del Lactante y del Niño / a Pequeño / a) en el contexto de la COVID-19

¡Con interpretaciones simultáneas in francés, español y árabe available during the web seminar!

Este quinto "café de aprendizaje e intercambio" brindará una oportunidad para que los países y las organizaciones compartan sus lecciones aprendidas y experiencias en la programación del Lactante y del Niño / a Pequeño / a (ALNP) in the context of COVID- 19.

Se presentarán estudios de casos del Sudan del Sur (ACF), Yemen (IMC) y Grecia (Cheering).

Moons 30 de noviembre 2020 14: 00-15: 30 (hora de Ginebra).

https://techrrt.org/2020/11/16/another-iycf-e-learning-and-sharing-cafe-on-the-30th-november-2020/

There is no single number that summarises program performance. Attendance (i.e. number of current beneficiaries) is useful because it gives you an immediate caseload for immediate logistics planning. Admissions over time can help you decide future caseload and decide wether the program is responding to change in need (provided you have reasonable calendars of disease, food availability, dietary diversity, weather, labour demand, &c.). The routine monitoring statistics package with plots program exists (i.e. cured, transfered, lost / defaulted, non-cured, died) over time as a proportion of all exits. Length of stay (plotted as a histogram and calculated as a median) is useful for planning purposes and can act as a proxy for compliance. Weight gain (i.e. velocity in g/kg/day) or MUAC gain (mm / day) can be used to measure response. Coverage is a direct measure of how well a program meets needs and (with cure rate) can be used to measure effectiveness / impact. I think this is a minimum reporting package for SFP and TFP programs. There will also be a range of indicators for each program activity such as number of children screened, number of villages visited from screening / mobilisations / sensitisation, stock levels, disbursements (predicted, actual, residual), spoilage, and so-on.