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Study on the analytical capability and readiness of selected laboratories to analyse fortified food

Study on the analytical capability and readiness of selected laboratories to analyse fortified food

- 01/07/2017

This study assessed the analytical capability and readiness of selected laboratories to analyse fortified food. Samples of salt, edible oil, maize meal, and wheat flour were spiked with known levels of iodine, vitamin A and iron as appropriate and sent to participating laboratories on three separate occasions.
Afghanistan/Central Asia regional food fortification programme

Afghanistan/Central Asia regional food fortification programme

- 01/09/2015

This report reviews laws and policies covering the fortification of wheat flour in the Central Asian Republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan as well as Afghanistan and Pakistan, and also the fortification of edible oil in the latter two countries.
Applying dietary assessment methods for food fortification and other nutrition programs

Applying dietary assessment methods for food fortification and other nutrition programs

- 28/02/2012

Dietary assessment data are essential for designing, implementing and evaluating food fortification and other food‐based nutrition programs. This paper strives to fill this gap in the literature while providing practical guidance to inform programming decisions.
Assessment of wheat flour milling industry in Tajikistan

Assessment of wheat flour milling industry in Tajikistan

- 11/08/2015

This assessment of the wheat flour milling industry in Tajikistan looks at the current picture of the flour produced and sold in the country and the existing fortification provisions, identifies gaps and challenges in the milling industry in relation to future fortification efforts, and presents recommendations to enact and implement legislation to enhance flour fortification and therefore the nutritional standards of the population.
Balancing health, cost and convenience in feeding infants and young children in Accra

Balancing health, cost and convenience in feeding infants and young children in Accra

- 01/04/2010

The purpose of this study was to examine the potential of Maisoyforte 6-24, a new fortified, non-instant cereal for infants and young children (IYC), which was proposed by a local Ghanaian company to the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) for start-up support.
National micronutrients status survey 2011-12 final report

National micronutrients status survey 2011-12 final report

- 01/03/2013

Although Bangladesh has made important progress over the last two decades in the area of undernutrition, micronutrient malnutrition still poses a significant public health threat. To increase coverage in hard to reach areas and provide a more regularised supply of vitamin A to the general population, the Government of Bangladesh endorsed a national programme to fortify edible oil with vitamin A.
Micronutrient Forum 5th Global Conference 2020

Micronutrient Forum 5th Global Conference 2020

08 November 2020- 13 November 2020Online Webinar, Global

The Micronutrient Forum is looking forward to welcoming over 1000 researchers, programme implementers and policy-makers from around the world to its 5th Global Conference 2020 from November 8 – 13 in Bangkok, Thailand.
Baseline assessment of capacity and skills for micronutrient, food quality and safety analysis including rapid assessment and validation of equipment, supplies and accessories requirement

Baseline assessment of capacity and skills for micronutrient, food quality and safety analysis

- 01/01/2019

This program, launched in Afghanistan, aims to increase the availability and access to fortified wheat flour, fortified edible oil and iodised salt by strengthening the regulations and enforcement environment for fortified foods as well as to initiate monitoring of these products at the consumption level.
Baseline survey and formative research ensuring food security and nutrition among children 0-23 months of age in the Philippines

Research ensuring food security and nutrition among children in the Philippines

- 01/01/2011

In the Philippines, the prevalence of undernutrition and micronutrient deficiency remained high period of three years. The objectives of this survey were to describe the current infant and child feeding practices and identify major individual, family and community factors that contribute to current breastfeeding practices, as well as to determine growth/nutritional and micronutrient status.
Baseline survey data on iron deficiency anaemia in Egypt

Baseline survey data on iron deficiency anaemia in Egypt

- 01/08/2010

Micronutrient deficiencies, especially iron deficiency anaemia, are a public health problem in Egypt, where the prevalence of anaemia reaches about 40%. As a baseline for the fortification project, a field survey was conducted with the objective of assessing iron deficiency anaemia status, and dietary iron and bread consumption among the Egyptian population.

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