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Released today: ENN and UNICEF Regional Office for South Asia (ROSA) bring you a Special issue of Field Exchange on Child Wasting in South Asia.

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ENN is delighted to release a special issue of Field Exchange on child wasting in South Asia, developed in collaboration with UNICEF Regional Office for South Asia (ROSA). Read all articles here or download the pdf.

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Thank you for your interest in working with ENN. We have no current vacancies at this time. To register your interest for future vacancies please email hr@ennonline.net. The latest vacancies in the sector can be found on the Announcements & Nutritionists needed forum area on en-net.

What’s new

Supportive Spaces for IYCF-E

The GTAM has released a technical brief aiming to start addressing the gaps in knowledge and guidance contributing to the technical challenges commonly faced by Nutrition in Emergencies (NiE) practitioners by providing an overview of existing knowledge, guidance and tools related to supportive spaces.

CORTASAM Relapse Statement

In order to improve available data on relapse following treatment of wasting the Council of Research & Technical Advice for Acute Malnutrition (CORTASAM) developed recommendations on standard measurement of relapse for programming and research. Read more here.

Latest Media Hub posts

FEX 63 South Asia Special Edition:...

In this podcast, Dr. Victor Aguayo, UNICEF’s Chief of Nutrition shares his reflections on the rich experiences gathered within Field Exchange 63 which has been a joint publication between ENN and UNICEF Regional Office of South Asia....
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