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Explore the global impact and recognition of WBTi, tools and assessment steps, and case studies demonstrating its effectiveness. Join us in discussing the objectives and outcomes for promoting breastfeeding and child health.
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Launch of the Report “Arrested Development” Dr. Arun Gupta MD FIAP Regional Coordinator International Baby Food Action Network(IBFAN) Asia and Central Coordinator BPNI
Overview What is World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative (WBTi), Objectives , global experience, recognition and impact How we did the 4th Assessment in India
Objectives of WBTi To provide critical information to governments, needed to bridge gaps in infant and young child feeding policy and practice To provide evidence to IBFAN groups to advocate for greater effort and investment to promote breastfeeding and optimal infant and young child feeding practices in the respective countries and regions To contribute to improved development outcomes in children, reducing undernutrition, child morbidity and mortality and improve women’s health.
ABCDE of WBTi It’s like AAA approach A= Action B= Bringing people together C= Consensus building D= Demonstration E= Effectiveness
World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative (WBTi) • Quantitative measure of 15 indicators • Multiple questions for each indicator (1 or 2 points/question) • 10 points possible for each indicator • Range of WBTi score is 0 to 150
WBTi report card of Afganistan Nutrition technical officers ( exercise) Reviewed gaps and fill the sheet for that gaps
WBTi in106 Countries 552 Partners including Government organization Involved in WBTi assessment process in 57 Countries Introduced / Training Completed Assessment completed
Global Nutrition researchers find it worthwhile…Chessa K. Lutter and Ardythe L. Morrow. Adv. Nutr. 4: 213,219, 2013.) Study demonstrates implementation of the Global Strategy as measured by WBTi is significantly associated with trends in EBF Strengthen by case studies, the study shows that this association is measurable and possibly causal
Annual change in EBF (%) by adjusted WBTI score p=0.012; Adj R2= 62%
Changes in BF duration (months) and WBTi score WBTi score
WBCi Supported by:
WBCi for 5 hospitals BFHI Nutrition technical officers ( exercise)
Core Group Meetings of the 4th Assessment First Core Group Meeting 17th March 2015 Second Core Group Meeting 24th April 2015