save the Children in Burkina Faso is running a CMAM program since 2008 in partnership with MoH and UNICEF for RUTF supply and therapeutic milk. Their are not food distribution and MAM receive systematic treatment including deworming and micronutrients, free medical treatment and mothers receive educations. A stabilisation center in the regional hospital, OPT in 52 HC and door to door screening in villages every two monthly. Rejections have start discuraging mothers referred by HW but since we start using the new admission criterias (MUAC under 115 mm), the HWs have received more confidence from the mothers and admissions have signifiquently incruised and we are face to a shortfall of RUTF. UNICEF and Nutrition Director who encuraged us to engage in are no longer capable to supply the district enough with the quantity of RUTF planned for the year 2011. They recently supplied us with less of our need in July. A new program to free treatment for all children under 5 started in the district and we expect more children specifically during the rainy season. This would probably reduce new cases. The MAM cases have reduced due to the extend of admission criteria to MUAC <115 mm. One of solution we have already taken is to stop the take home at the end of the treatment and appropriate follow up to reduce the non responses due to absences or defautlters. What other action can be done to mitigate the issue of the unsuffisent RUTF due to MUAC <115 mm criteria? NB: The Moh have not yet adopted the new norm of WHO but it includes in the new training manual.