INTERNATIONAL BABY FOOD ACTION NETWORK (IBFAN), ASIA


1998 RECIPIENT OF THE
RIGHT LIVELIHOOD AWARD

IBFAN was one of the four recipients of the Right Livelihood Award, often referred to as the "Alternative Nobel Prize". IBFAN was honoured "for its committed and effective campaigning over nearly 20 years for the right of mothers to choose to breastfeed their babies free from the commercial pressure and misinformation with which companies promote breastmilk substitutes"

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About the orgination
Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding :World Health Assembly (WHA) and UNICEF adopted the Global Strategy,which sets five additional targets: national policy on infant and young child feeding, community outreach, information support, infant feeding in difficult circumstances and monitoring and evaluation.
 
   
 
     
10 Areas of Action
 
Infant Young Child Feeding Programmes
National Policy, Programme and Coordination
Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative
Implementation of the  International Code
Maternity Protection
Health and Nutrition Care
Community Outreach
Information Support
Infant Feeding & HIV
Infant Feeding during Emergencies
Monitoring and Evaluation
 

WBTi
The State of the World's Breastfeeding:South Asia Report

The State of the World's Breastfeeding
South Asia Report


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The State of the World's Breastfeeding

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Conferences


Asia Pacific Conference on Breastfeeding & National Convention of BPNI
30 Nov.- 3 Dec.2003,New Delhi,India


Infant and Young Child Feeding: From Policy to Practice

 

The International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) Asia Pacific, Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India (BPNI) and the Government of India organized the Asia Pacific Conference on Breastfeeding & National Convention of BPNI from 30 November to 3 December 2003 at New Delhi, India. This was the first ever such conference in this region and it brought together over 500 participants from 38 countries and nearly every state of India, representing mothers, governments, public interest groups, professional bodies, United Nations agencies and other international organizations. Eleven representatives of overseas governments were also present. The conference was organized as a part of the Strategic Plan 2003-2007 of IBFAN-Asia Pacific, which works towards the overall goal of contributing to prevention of malnutrition; enhanced infant and young child health, survival and development.

The representatives from 38 countries adopted The Delhi Declaration – a call of ten urgent actions for optimal infant and young child feeding and a set of Major recommendations.

 
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