Detection and monitoring of childhood obesity with a public health approach.
Description
The National Directorate of CEN-CINAI is committed to increasing the number of detections and care with a public health focus on children under 5 years of age in conditions of poverty and/or social risk who receive CEN-CINAI services at the national level who have a nutritional status of obesity according to anthropometric indicators and the reference standards established in national regulations.
This will be achieved through the strengthening of the institutional procedure of interdisciplinary care with a public health approach, technical assistance, monitoring and follow-up of the implementation of the procedure. As well as strengthening the growth monitoring system with the acquisition and maintenance of that it meets technical requirements established to guarantee the quality of the measurements, the modeling of the technique of taking anthropometric measurements and the implementation of data collection and analysis in the digital system.
The commitment includes specific annual allocations of funds within the government budget. The commitment is aligned with the country's priorities in terms of nutrition and is linked to the SDGs.
Progress will be reviewed every two years to ensure timely detection and attention through strategic decisions based on results, through official reports as an account of national planning instruments.
GNR assessment
Verification status |
Verified
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SMARTness index |
High
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Details
Target population characteristic |
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Global nutrition target(s) |
Adult obesity
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Nutrition Action Classification(s) |
Policy >
Nutrition care services
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Measurement
Key indicator | Number of children aged 0 to less than 5 years with obesity, detected and cared for with CEN CINAI services. |
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Measurement plan | Collect own data |
Value | Measurement date | |
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Baseline | 0 Children | December 2022 |
Target | 1,530 Children | December 2028 |