• IFE Core Group
• IFE Core Group members and mandate
• IFE Activities
  • IFE Orientation Package (2009)
  • Guide for the general public
    • The harsh reality
    • What should happen in emergencies?
    • How does this all look on the ground?
    • Myths that put babies at risk
    • But wouldn't aid agencies and health authorities make sure that babies aren't harmed?
    • What is the scale of the problem?
    • Do YOU want to help infants in emergencies?
    • Your feedback
    • Key contacts
    • Further reading and resources
    • Sample letters
  • World Breastfeeding Week 2009
• Training and meeting plans
• Networking
• Key contacts
• Translations and adaptations
• IFE Resource Library

Your feedback

Thank you for taking the time to read this guide. Organisations involved in emergency work need the support of the public and so you can play an important role in protecting infants and young children in emergencies.

The IFE Core Group are keen to hear about your experiences related to the topics we have shared in this guide and particularly any influence that this guide has had on you or actions you have taken as a result of reading the guide. Please let us know if you have used this guide and contacted aid agencies or other organisations as a result. We would be very interested in hearing of responses you have had from organisations you have contacted.

Please also let us know if you have found the guide helpful and if you have any suggestions for change for future versions. Share your experience with us via our coordinating agency, the Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN).

To make a financial contribution to the work of the IFE Core Group in protecting and supporting appropriate infant and young child feeding in emergencies, donate securely online including IFE as a reference, or contact the ENN.