Reaching Communities for Child Health: Advancing Health Outcomes through Multi-Sectoral Approaches

Academy for Educational Development Washington, DC March 23-25, 2004 Meeting Context and Introduction: Meeting Report Narrative Meeting Participants Powerpoint Presentations and Handouts Referenced in Narrative Report: PowerPoint: Conceptual Framework for the Multi-Sectoral Platform Boosting Health Impact Through Integration of Non-Health Sectors: The Value of Multi-Sectoral Platform Interventions in Community-Based IMCI Programming -Chris Bessenecker, Consultant Powerpoint: Integrated Water, Sanitation and Community IMCI Interventions Daraus Bukenya, African Medical and Research Foundation Paper: Integrating Water, Hygiene and Sanitation into Community IMCI Interventions: Lessons from the African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) in Tanzania - Daraus Bukenya, African Medical and Research Foundation PowerPoint: A Multisectoral Approach for a Nutritional Emergency in Eastern Guatemala Gilda Maria Walter - Catholic Relief Services Paper: A New Hope for Eastern Guatemala Gilda Maria Walter - Catholic Relief Services Powerpoint: Africare Ntungamo Community Based Integrated Management of Childhood Illness Project,Africare Uganda The Role of Multi Sectoralism in Attainment of CIMCI Goals & Objectives - Atukunda Innocent, Africare Paper: The Role Of The Multi Sectoralism In Attainment Of Goals And Objectives: Working Through Different Sectors To Address Factors That Facilitate Or Hinder Adoption Of Key Health Practices Atukunda Innocent, Africare PowerPoint: Multi-sector Approaches Population-Health-Environment Program in Madagascar Eckhard Kleinau, Environmental Health Project PowerPoint: Combating Resistance to Polio Vaccination through a Multi-Sector Program Approach Subodh Kumar, CORE Group Polio Partners Project Paper: Combating Resistance to Polio Vaccination in Underserved Communities in Uttar Pradesh, India Subodh Kumar, CORE Group Polio Partners Project PowerPoint: Nchelenge District (Zambia) HIV/AIDS Task Force A Multisectoral Model for Preventing HIV/AIDS & Improving Child Health Tsamwa Dickson, Project Concern International Paper: District Task Force for HIV/AIDS– A Multisectoral Model for Preventing HIV/AIDS and Improving Child Health Jennifer Yourkavitch, MPH and Tsamwa Dickson, Project Concern International PowerPoint: Working Through Communities and Local Government to Increase Capacity for Health Programming in Kanchanpur, Nepal Indra Prasad Adhikari, CARE Paper: Working Through Communities and Local Government to Increase Capacity for Health Programming in Kanchanpur, Nepal Indra Prasad Adhikari, CARE PowerPoint: Working Through Local Government to Increase Their Resource Commitments to Community Child Health Programming in Bolivia Ramiro Llanque Torrez, Curamericas Paper: Working Through Local Government to Increase Their Resource Commitments to Community Child Health Programming in Bolivia Ramiro Llanque Torrez, Curamericas Bringing It Home—Identifying Multi-Sectoral Opportunities for Themes 1, 2, & 3 Tables: Session 4 (Theme 1) Session 3 (Theme 2) Session 7 (Theme 3) PowerPoint: Who Is Conducting The Multiplatfrom Orchestra? Stanley O. Foster, Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health PowerPoint: Building Coalitions Chris Bessenecker, Consultant PowerPoint: Multi-Sectoral Work: Early Child Development Patrice Engle, UNICEF PowerPoint: Building the Evidence Base for the Multi-Sectoral Platform Peter Winch, Johns Hopkins University