World Breastfeeding Conference

9th December 2012

Plenary

P 10 : Overcoming Barriers to optimal IYCF -Legislative measures on Maternity Entitlements, Code implementation, Regulating Markets and Avoiding Conflicts of Interests in Policy Making

• Conflicts of Interest in policy making in food and Nutrition and how to prevent/ manage, Dr. Cecile Knai , UK

• Code Implementation , Ms. Patti Rundall, BMA, UK

P 11 : What would it cost to universalize breastfeeding interventions

• To share budgetary requirements for protection, promotion and support, the 3 key elements of breastfeeding, globally and nationally, what can a country do, and report from the special session, Dr. Arun Gupta/Ms. Radha Holla/Dr. JP Dadhich

P 13: Group presentations -Presentations by the regional group representatives on GW1, 2, and future planning

- Group A :Northern state of india
- Group B : Southern States of India
- Group C: Work Eastern States of India
- Group D: States-Gujarat,Maharashtra,Rajasthan
- Group E : South Asia
- Group F : East Asia, South East Asia, Pacific/Oceania
- Group G : Africa, Afrique and Arab world
- Group H : Latin America, Europe, North America

PD 1: What is “Appropriate” and “Inappropriate” Promotion of Baby Foods

• Baby Food Atlas from Fiji , Mrs. Ateca Kama - Fiji

• Atlas presentation

• The International Code on the Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes
  is widely violated in Hong Kong , Ms. Christine Lam – Hong Kong SAR

• Indonesia’s Inappropriate Promotion of Baby Foods , Ms. Farahdibha Tenrilemba -Indonesia

• Code of marketing-stretching the rules , Mrs.Gabriela Shaat – UAE

• Ms.Yulia Savelyeva  -Ukraine

• Inappropriate & Appropriate Marketing of BMS  in Thailand , Dr.Yupayong Hangchaovanich – Thailand

PD 2: Mainstreaming breastfeeding interventions in LDC countries and financial needs

• Efforts To Increase Ebf Rate In Lao PDR,  Dr. Khamseng Philavong - Lao PDR

• Main Streaming of  Breast Feeding Activities, Sudan , Ms.Wafa Shegdi – Sudan

PD 3: Hospital Practices to Protect, Promote and Support Breastfeeding

• Experience of a child friendly maternity in Rio De Janeiro in promoting and encouraging breastfeeding -Prof. Abilene Gouvea, Brazil

• A multi-country analysis showing the impact of BFHI -Prof. Miriam Labbok, USA

• Revitalization of BFHI Training -Prof. Soofia Khatoon, Bangladesh

PD 4: Holding Corporations Accountable

• Holding  Corporations  Accountable , Mr. Ajay Kumar- India

• Holding  Corporations  Accountable , Mrs. Mia Sutanto Indonesia

• The Nestlé boycott and company campaigns , Mr. Mike Brady - Uk

• No to Milk Monster Campaign ,Ms. Velvet Escario - Roxas  - Phillippines

PD 5: Preventing and managing child undernutrition using local foods and diets.

• Provision of complementary feeding for undernutrition children based on local foods: Indonesian Experience - Ms. Asmaripa Ainy, Indonesia

• Dealing with child undernutrition using local foods: experience from Bangladesh- Dr. SK Roy- Bangladesh

• Local and indigenous home foods as an essential contribution to children’s nutrition – FAO’s experience - Ms. Ellen Muehlhoff, FAO, Rome

• Why we say 'No' to RUTF - Prof. MQK Talukder, Bangladesh

PD 6: Human milk banking, strategy to address feeding of premature and LBW babies

• João Aprígio (Prof. Elsa Guiliani -Interpretation) - Brazil

• institucional_ingles

• World Human Milk Network

• Indian Experience of Setting a Human Milk Bank , Dr.Armida Fernandes , India

• Breast Milk for the Preterm and LBW  :Challenges and Solutions, Dr. Praveen Kumar – India

Vote-of thanks

• Vote of Thanks by Dr. JP Dadhich, Organising Secretary