Nutrition

Alarming Food Insecurity and Malnutrition Situation in South Sudan South Sudan already faces alarmingly high levels of acute malnutrition and food insecurity, with the latest Integrated Phased Classification (IPC) report projecting that 56 percent of the population…

Screening Admissions by program and state Admission trends Counties with highest admissions Key program performance indicators MIYCN counselling and malaria screening

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1. Background In April 2010, the Humanitarian Country Team in Juba adopted the cluster system to strengthen and improve humanitarian coordination mechanisms and to ensure that coordination structures were up to the challenge of addressing the complex…

BACKGROUND The South Sudan became a new country as of July 9, 2011. The Country faces various challenges in different sectors of health, nutrition, food security and water and sanitation. From nutrition point of view, acute malnutrition in…

BACKGROUND INFORMATION South Sudan has existing Guidelines and strategy for delivering Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN) programs. MIYCN trainings were rolled out across the country at national, state and County level. Although counselling on appropriate…

1. BACKGROUND After the independence of South Sudan in July 2011, the humanitarian situation remains fragile, with increased border violence, internal insecurity, rising food insecurity, and high malnutrition rates which is expected to generate continued humanitarian needs…

Screening Admissions by program and state Admission trends Counties with highest admissions Key program performance indicators MIYCN counselling and malaria screening

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