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Infant Feeding in Emergencies
Learning from other countries’ experiences「他国の経験から学ぶ災害時の乳児栄養支援」
Date: December 4
Time: 18:00-19:30 JST（日本時間）(9:00-10:30 UTC)
Where: Zoom Webinar
Session will be conducted in English with simultaneous Japanese translation also available（オンラインでどこからでも参加できます。ライブでの参加のみ日本語同時通訳付）

Global experts will present experiences and evidence-based information on infant feeding inemergencies: how to protect infants’ health in emergencies (for both breastfed and non-breastfed
infants), how to build secure systems as preparedness to provide appropriate infant feeding inemergencies, how to help vulnerable population to overcome/avoid malnutrition in emergencies
災害時に赤ちゃんの健康をどう守ればいいのでしょうか。適切な乳児栄養を災害時に提供するために防災対策としてどういう体制を構築すればいいのでしょうか。災害時の栄養不良を防止する援助はどういうものでしょうか。さまざまな国の災害時の乳児栄養支援の専門家たちから直接話を聞きませんか。
Karleen Gribble
IFE Core Group
Jodine Chase
Co-founder of SafelyFed Canada
Alessandro Iellamo IFE Core GroupPaul Zambrano
Regional Technical Advisor of Alive & Thrive Southeast Asia
moderated by
Linda Shaker Berbari IFE Core Group Facilitator | Consultant for Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN)

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ewformCo-organized byIFE (Infant Feeding in Emergencies) Core Group, SafelyFed Canada, Alive & Thrive
母と子の育児支援ネットワーク(Infant & Young Child Feeding Support Network in Japan)
Supported by
協力：公益社団法人セーブ・ザ・チルドレン・ジャパン、NPO 法人ラ・レーチェ・リーグ日本、
NPO 法人日本ラクテーション・コンサルタント協会、母乳育児支援ネットワーク

About panelists
Paul Zambrano, Regional Technical Advisor of Alive & Thrive Southeast Asia
Paul is a medical doctor with a master’s degree in Nutrition for Global Health from the London Schoolof Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He has more than a decade of experience in maternal and childnutrition, including humanitarian coordination. Paul previously worked in major emergencies in andoutside the Philippines with Save the Children, WHO, and UNICEF. He was nutrition cluster
coordinator and UNICEF Health and Nutrition Specialist during the Rohingya refugee crisis in
Myanmar in 2013. In his current role as Regional Technical Advisor of Alive & Thrive Southeast Asia,Paul provides technical support to strengthen breastfeeding-friendly policy environments and healthsystems in Southeast Asia. He is part of the WHO Breastfeeding Evidence Group and is co-author ofrecent publications on the Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes, maternity protection, humanmilk banking, and several others. Paul is based in Manila, Philippines.
Karleen Gribble, IFE Core GroupDr Karleen Gribble is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the School of Nursing and Midwifery atWestern Sydney University. Her interests include infant and young child feeding in emergencies,
regulation of the marketing of breastmilk substitutes, and child rights. She has many publications inpeer-reviewed journals on these subjects. She is a member of the steering committee of the Infantand Young Child Feeding in Emergencies Core Group and has been involved in policy development,
training and advocacy in the area of infants and young children in emergencies since 2006. Karleen
passionately advocates for recognition of the importance of mothers to their infants and works tocreate environments that support breastfeeding and the mother-infant relationship, particularly insituations of adversity She is also an Australian Breastfeeding Association Community Educator andBreastfeeding Counsellor.
Jodine Chase, co-founder of SafelyFed Canada
Jodine Chase is a public relations and communications consultant specializing in issues and crisis
management news analysis. Jodine is a co-founder of SafelyFed Canada, which is a national, nonprofit, non-partisan organization dedicated to the protection of infants and young children inemergency through safe and appropriate feeding. SafelyFed Canada advocates for improved infant
feeding policy federally, provincially Jodine is a long-time breastfeeding advocate who, as avolunteer, has worked for many breastfeeding-related causes including advocating for the reestablishment of milk banks, amending policies and legislation to protect breastfeeding rights.
SafelyFed Canada advocates for improved infant feeding policy federally, provincially and locally,
designs and delivers training and coordinates direct aid to families in emergencies through our staff,volunteers and partner organizations.
Alessandro Iellamo, IFE Core Group
Alessandro Iellamo is a maternal, infant, and young child nutrition specialist. He has extensive
expertise in infant and young child feeding (IYCF) policies and practices, particularly in emergencies,and the WHO International Code and other global tools. He has worked with the WHO’s Scientific andTechnical Advisory Group (STAG) on the International Code and assisted the International Baby Food
Action Network with the development of the World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative (WBTI) and IYCF
policy tools. He has also been involved in research on IYCF policies, practices and programmes,
including work environments, International Code implementation, and financial aspects of theWHO/UNICEF Global Strategy on IYCF. His expertise in nutrition, emergency nutrition, and IYCF has
supported humanitarian work in Africa, the Middle East and South-East Asia. Recently, he has been
engaged with IYCF related policy issues in high-income countries including Italy, Australia, andJapan. Alessandro has led the planning, organization and facilitation of webinars and workshops,including the independent dialogue hosted by the Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions
and the ANU Gender Institute at the Australian National University.