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World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative ( WBTi ) Perspectives in challenges and future actions. Country: Bangladesh. Name of the Speaker: Dr. S. K. Roy, Chairperson Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation. Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation. List of partners for the assessment process.
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World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative (WBTi) Perspectives in challenges and future actions Country: Bangladesh Name of the Speaker: Dr. S. K. Roy, Chairperson Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
List of partners for the assessment process • Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation (BBF) • Bangladesh National Nutrition Counsel (BNNC) • Bangladesh Demographic & Health Survey • Director General of Health Services • Director General of Family Planning • Helen Keller International • Institute of Public Health and Nutrition • Institute of Nutrition & Food Science • Institute of Child and Mother Health • Integrated Management Childhood Illness • Mother and Child Health Training Institute • Ministry of Health & Family Welfare • Maternal and Child Welfare Centre • National Institute of Preventive Social Medicine • Conti.. Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
15. National Nutrition Programme 16. Obstetrics and Gynecological Society of Bangladesh 17. United Nations Children Fund 18. World Health Organization 19. Food & Agriculture Organization 20. World Vision-Bangladesh 21. Save the Children USA 22. Save the Children UK 23. Plan Bangladesh 24. Care Bangladesh 25. CONCERN Bangladesh 26. BRAC 27. Eminence Associate 28. Nutrition Foundation of Bangladesh 29. Bangladesh Institute of Research and Rehabilitation in Diabetes, Endocrine and Metabolic 30. Disorders 31. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University 32. Home Economics College Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
What has changed since 2005 assessment Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
What has changed since 2005 assessment Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
Challenges faced during the process • Active participation of the WBTi working group • The data collection from different source was difficult • Shyness to admit the negative results regarding the indicators • Reduced commitment after distribution of responsibility • Data on some indicator was not available during the assessment period (BDHS) • In some cases data were not available according to criteria of the indicators Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
Methods used to tackle the challenges • Regular/frequent follow-up with the group members by BBF office • Included data closest to the indicator’s criteria • BBF went to work in partners offices • All agreed to endorse the process finally • Final output sharing meeting was very successful with DGHS in Chair Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
Positive experiences during the process • Stakeholders were very proud to be in a international group on BF assessment in the beginning • Most of the data were identified easily during the assessment • The process created an awareness among the members including the Government officials and stakeholder • BBF is preparing work plan on IYCF and advocacy with different stakeholder according to WBTi indicator criteria Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
Positive experiences during the process • Revealed that more MCH and Health areas should be associated for better result of IYCF outcomes. • Relationship developed among stakeholder’s of IYCF. Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation
Suggestion for improving the process • The circulation to get such data base should be made sufficiently ahead ( six months) • In-country coordination should be ensured after the guidelines are available from IBFAN • Uniform data base should used across the countries • Scoring should be done by quantitative measures • Cross communication among countries and groups such as teleconference/ satellite meetings should be done frequently. Bangladesh Breastfeeding Foundation