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Rapporteur Notes - All Sessions

MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2009

• Plenary Sessions & Debates
• CoPs in the 21st Century! Lessons Learned from Ethiopia & Malawi
• Brochure
• Slide
• 10-Step Binder for Starting Your Own CoP
• What’s ‘Kickin’ in Nutrition and HIV Programming!
• Skills Building
• How My Career Changed When I Joined a CoP!
• Peer Assist Exercise
• Prioritization Matrix Exercise
• Getting Started: OVC Food Assistance Programming

TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2009

• Morning Motivational: Livelihoods and Nutritional Support for PLHIV-A Man’s Perspective
• Panel Sessions
• 2.2 Food by Prescription: More than Kilocalories and Tonnage
• FBP Discussion Guide
• 2.3 Livelihood Improvement for HIV-Affected Households Through the Development of Self-Help Groups and Internally Mobilized Resources
• Village Savings and Loans
• Self-Help Group Approach
• Presentation Sessions
• 2.1 Session Chair: Koffi Bogue, Foundation Jeunesse Unie, Benin
• Is It Time To Go? Exiting from C-Safe Malawi
• Transition from Food AID to Sustainable Food Sources
• 2.2 Session Chair: Kelly Skrable, Project Concern International, USA
• Operations Research: The Key to Ensuring the Success of Integrated Programmes
• ‘The Group’ Approach in Livelihood Programming for Persons Living with HIV: Opportunity or Burden?
• 2.3 Session Chair: Agy Herminio, Save the Children, Mozambique
• Comprehensive Food and Nutrition: Lessons from the Zambian Military
• Integrating HIV/AIDS with Community-based Therapeutic Care (CTC) for Malnourished Children
• Communities Caring for their Children: Treating Malnutrition in OVC Through Urban CTC/CMAM
• Skills Building
• Keyhole Gardens: A Key to Victory
• Helping HIV + Mothers Make Good Infant Feeding Choices
• Presentation 1
• Presentation 2

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2009

• Panel Sessions
• 2.1 Back to Basics: Optimizing Infant and Young Child Feeding in the Context of HIV/AIDS
• ICYF
• Poem
• Presentation Sessions
• 3.1 Session Chair: Josephine Kayumba, Center for Treatment and Research on AIDS, Malaria, TB and Other Epidemics (TRAC Plus), Rwanda
• Vouchers: A Viable Alternative to Addressing Urban Food Insecurity for PLHIV Living in Dakar?
• Women + Cash = Improved Household Food/Nutrition Security + Empowerment
• Final DECT Report
• DECT Summary Report
• 3.2 Session Chair: Judas Massingue, Save the Children, Mozambique
• Saving Lives Through a Savings-Led Approach
• Self-Help Savings Groups: An Alternative that Works!
• 3.3 Session Chair: Joseph Nagoli, WorldFish Center, Malawi
• Fish Farming: A Practical Source of Income and Food Security for HIV-Affected Families
• Improving Household Livelihoods Through Dairy Income Generating Activities (IGAS) in Ethiopia
• Skills Building
• Promoting a Healthy Harvest: Growing, Preparing and Processing Healthy Food
• Presentation 1
• Presentation 2
• Dispelling Myths, Building Skills, and Saving Lives
• Session 1 Basic Nutrition
• Session 2 Food Problems
• Session 2 Handout
• Session 3 Nutrition & Medications
• Session 3 Handouts
• Session 4 Infant Feeding
• Session 4 Handout
• Session 5
• Session 6 Food & Nutrition Security
• Session 6
• Basic Food Safety
• Pre-Training Series Eval
• Post-Training Series Eval
• Participant Handbook Intro
• Nutrition Training Sessions
• Nutrition Training NA
• Nutrition Training Eval
• Nutrition Ed Review Sheet
• Nutrition through Life Cycle
• Facilitators Guide
• Basic Food Safety

THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2009

• Presentation Sessions
• 4.2 Session Chair: Dorothy Namuchimba, International Training Education Centre, Namibia
• Youth Empowerment Through Junior Farm Field and Life Schools (JFFLS) and the “Discovery-Learning” Methodology
• Starting Off on the Right Food: School Health Nutrition and HIV
• 4.3 Session Chair: Joyce Shatilwe, Ministry of Health, Namibia
• Fighting Donor Dependence Syndrome: The Use of Community-Enforced Agreements
• Community-Led Care Coalition: A Best Practice in Integrated Programming
• Taste and Touch Teabreak

FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2009

• Breaking News!!! Declaring your own CoP.
• Declare your CoP-Botswana Namibia
• Declare your CoP-Ethiopia Uganda
• Declare your CoP-Malawi A
• Declare your Cop-Malawi B
• Declare your CoP-Zambia
• Declare your CoP-Zimbabwe RSA
• Summary of Learning and the Way Forward