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Use of plumpy doz for treatment of moderate acute malnutrition

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Laura Donkin

Humanitarian Capacity Building Coordinator

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16 Sep 2009, 12:08

Does anyone have any experiences of the advantages of using plumpydoz for the treatment of moderate acute malnutrition among children under 5 in comparison with unimix or locally produced dry supplementary foods?

Calum McLean

Food Security Advisor, ECHO Regional Office/Nbo

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25 Nov 2009, 12:17

In addtion, a comparative test of plumpy doz vs enhanced CSB (CSB, DSM, sugar and oil) is being done in two IDP camps near Nyala (Darfur). ICRC has also done a plumpy doz test in Gerieda camp (S Darfur). Data currently being analysed. Hopefully all the tests can be put together from Sudan, and reviewed alongside other data as it becomes available.

Asfaw Addisu

Emergency Nutrition Specialist, UNICEF

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29 Jun 2011, 13:31

Operational research project for measuring the efficiency of Supplementary Plumpy®/RUSF over the use of the conventional Famix/CSB-Oil for management of MAM in emergencies was implemented by ACF and UN-WFP in Ethiopia. You should be able to find the publication of the results by now, hope it helps.

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