Gender in nutrition Flashcards

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why is nutrition central to women’s empowerment

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nutrition promotes gender equality via improved health outcomes
increased educational attainment
greater economic participation

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how does nutrition promote gender equality vis improved health outcomes?

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nutrition is key to healthy pregnancies and reproductive health
healthy pregnancy results in a lower risk of death due to pregnancy or childbirth-related causes

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how is increased educational attainment related to nutrition?

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malnourished girls complete less school= barriers to high-paying jobs and more likely to marry early and have more kids
adequate nutrition promotes optimal brain development

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how does nutrition impact greater economic contribution

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malnutritoin affects womens employment prospects
example: anemia = reduced physical and mental capacity

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what were the findings from paper “ pathways from live stock to improved human nutrition: lessons learned in East africa”

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when women had greater control over assets and income they were able to allocate own-produced milk to the household or sell it for more and better quality food
however, when intervention to increase milk production were in place men took over and did not priortise purchases of food for the household

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author and year of paper “ pathways from live stock to improved human nutrition: lessons learned in East africa”

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Flax,. 2022

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result of the girinka program

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improved household food secruity enough to improve nutritonal status of children

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where and what was one of the girinka programs

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rwanda
one cow per family

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what does girinka mean

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donation

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what does ILRI stand for

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International Livestock Research Institute

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Where was the engaging men study

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rwanda

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what was attempted by ‘engaging men’

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-fathers were encourages to ensure their children received milk from thier own cow
-increase joint decision making by men and women about use of home-produced milk
-increase fathers’ purchases of ASF’s for children

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what does ASF stand for

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animal sourced foods

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results form engaging men study

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children from 12-59 months reports to have had milk 2 or more times significantly increased from baseline

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Where was the more milk project

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kenya and tanzania

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what does SBCC

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social and behaviour change communication

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aim of the more milk project

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find evidence that informal milk markets can be leveraged to improve child nutrition and health

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where was the gap in milk consumption

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milk production was increasing but household intake wasnt

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outcome of moremilk in Tanzania

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promoted dairy market hubs in order to facilitate access to inputs, services, and markets for small-scale livestock

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lessons learned from more milk

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women’s empowerment in livestock-to-nutrition is important but hard to measure
engaging males is important
livestock does not = access to Animal based food
increasing gender equity and joint decision making is important

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how many SDGs does nutrition fit into

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how many indictors of SDG 5: gender equality are relevant to nutrition

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Where was the WASH benefits trial carried out

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purpose of WASH benefits trial

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evaluate the independent and combined effects of WASH and nutrition interventions on child health and development

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what was child health determined by
LAZ, diarrhea, anemia, micronutrient status
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5 phases of WASH intervention
Baseline: enrolment of pregnant women randomisation/ intervention delivery behaviour change visits midline measurements endline measurements
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what does WASH stand for
water, sanitation and hygiene
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what were hardware aspects of the study
improved water chlorination hand washing stations improved nutrition through lipid sachet supplements
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software of WASH study
behaviour change
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outcome of WASH study
didnt see many improvement in child health -no added benefits
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what is community-based participatory research
collaborating with community members on all aspects of the project (needs assessments, planning, intervention design, implementation and evaluation -utilising the community (people, knowledge and skills)
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advantage to CBRP
interventions are created in response to the community needs
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aim of CBRP
address the need for improved methods and approaches for health disparities strengthen the science of community engagement in addressing health disparities
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trends in anemia cases according to lancet July, 2023
declining in men persistently high in women and children
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why are women predisposed to anemia
blood loss, pregnancies, pregnancy complications, lower access to animal source foods, other reproductive conditions
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examples of reproductive conditions
uterine fibroids, PCOS, endometrosis
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calcium deficiency during pregnancy leads to (5)
maternal morbidity maternal mortality pre term birth Pre-eclampsia (hypertension, proteinuria) eclampsia
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define pre term birth
<37 weeks
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% of maternal deaths caused by indirect causes
20
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% of maternal deaths caused by sever bleeding (heamorage)
25%
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% of maternal deaths caused by other direct causes
8%
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% of maternal deaths caused by unsafe abortion
13%
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% of maternal deaths caused by obstructed labour
8%
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% of maternal deaths caused by infection
15
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% of maternal deaths caused by eclampsia
14
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WHO guidelines for calcium supplementation during pregnancy
where intake is low calcium supplementation is strongly reccomended to prevent pre eclampsia q
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dosage of calcium
1.5-2g/day
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frequency of calcium
daily
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durations of calcium supplementation
20 weeks gestation to end of pregancy
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