Hi there!
I am wondering if an NGO/UN agency has developed a 'recipe' book using locally 'available' and preferred foods for complementary feeding of Syrian refugees in host communities and camps. Even better, a list of potential recipes with composition tables. the cost of food items will be covered under a grant.
Any resources will be greatly appreciated!
IBFAN's Asia office has a delightful book of recipes for home prepared complementary foods, not specifically Syrian, nor specifically for refugees - but maybe it could still be helpful. Free to download here:
http://ibfanasia.org/docs/Best-Feeding-CF-asia2014.pdf
Our group in the Philippines - Arugaan - has done a lot of work on infant feeding in emergencies. I will ask whether they have recipes that can be adapted.
First steps nutrition Trust in the UK - has done excellent work on guides for carers of young children. All the materials are free to download and very easy to follow
http://www.firststepsnutrition.org/
http://www.firststepsnutrition.org/pdfs/Packed_lunches_Web_version_Mar_2015.pdf
Patti Rundall
Patti Rundall, Baby Milk Action IBFAN UK
Answered:
9 years ago