Child undernutrition continues to be a major public health problem in the Sidama
ህጻናት በተመጣጠነ ምግብ እጦት የሚያጋጥማቸው የጤና መቃወስ በሲዳማ ዞን ጎልተው ከሚታዩ የጤና ችግሮች መካከል ዋነኛው መሆኑን በህጻናት ኣመጋገብ ዙሪያ በኣክሽን ኮንትራ ላ ፋሜ የተካሄደ ኣንድ ጥናት ኣመለከተ።
ለዝርዝሩ ከታች ይጫኑ
"1. Introduction
Action Contre La Faim (ACF) has been working in Sidama Zone, SNNPR since 2003, focusing on nutrition interventions in addition to food security, livelihoods and water, sanitation and hygiene programmes. Child undernutrition continues to be a major public health problem in the Sidama zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Region (SNNPR), an area marked by the paradox of the ‘green hunger’. The area possesses fertile lands, receives rains and is characterised by a good diversity of crops (false banana or enset, maize, barley, vegetables and coffee as a cash crop). Yet, the zone has persistently high levels of global acute malnutrition (GAM) in previous years, which peak during the lean ‘hunger’ season. ACF together with scientific partners, have developed a standardised method for analysing the causes of malnutrition and consequently improving the relevance and effectiveness of stakeholder programming in a given context. Based on its nutrition causal analysis (NCA) approach, in collaboration with National, Regional and Zonal Government and NGO partners, ACF conducted an NCA in the maize livelihood belt of Aleta Chucko and Aleta Wondo woredas from January to May 2014. This report presents the findings from the Nutrition Causal Analysis study."
Source:www.actioncontrelafaim.org
ለዝርዝሩ ከታች ይጫኑ
"1. Introduction
Action Contre La Faim (ACF) has been working in Sidama Zone, SNNPR since 2003, focusing on nutrition interventions in addition to food security, livelihoods and water, sanitation and hygiene programmes. Child undernutrition continues to be a major public health problem in the Sidama zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Region (SNNPR), an area marked by the paradox of the ‘green hunger’. The area possesses fertile lands, receives rains and is characterised by a good diversity of crops (false banana or enset, maize, barley, vegetables and coffee as a cash crop). Yet, the zone has persistently high levels of global acute malnutrition (GAM) in previous years, which peak during the lean ‘hunger’ season. ACF together with scientific partners, have developed a standardised method for analysing the causes of malnutrition and consequently improving the relevance and effectiveness of stakeholder programming in a given context. Based on its nutrition causal analysis (NCA) approach, in collaboration with National, Regional and Zonal Government and NGO partners, ACF conducted an NCA in the maize livelihood belt of Aleta Chucko and Aleta Wondo woredas from January to May 2014. This report presents the findings from the Nutrition Causal Analysis study."Source:www.actioncontrelafaim.org
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