Delegates attending the festival.
Within the framework of the festival, the Organizing Committee organizes activities such as playing folk games, arranging booths to display local products, Health Corner: measuring height and weight, providing nutritional advice to help children develop better; Creative Corner for children...
Dr. Nguyen Hong Truong, Deputy Director of the National Institute of Nutrition, spoke at the program.
Ms. Than Thi Ha, Director of Strategy, Program Quality and Resource Development, World Vision Vietnam, spoke at the program.
Along with that is the Talkshow “Nourishing with Love”, discussing violence during meals to increase awareness of this issue. Through the talkshow, caregivers are provided with knowledge about the harmful effects of violent behavior when feeding children, promoting love and respect for children, inspiring community-led change practices.
At the same time, communication via social networks aims to spread the important message of the ENOUGH Campaign and Initiative to the general public, especially parents with young children and child care providers.
Give children Vitamin A at the program.
The campaign aims to raise awareness of the impact of micronutrient deficiencies on child health; encourage appropriate nutrition practices and community interventions; mobilize and engage children, caregivers and local leaders in creative activities; connect and mobilize stakeholders to commit to eliminating malnutrition. At the same time, mobilize families to adopt practices that promote child nutrition, thereby helping families provide the best care for their children's healthy development.
The event not only reinforced the national message on nutrition and children's rights, but also spread the vision of the Adequate Nutrition Initiative - ENOUGH: “No child left behind due to malnutrition”.
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