tailieunhanh - The Review of Health and Nutrition Indicators in Early Childhood

Expanding coverage and improving the quality of HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care interventions are required to achieve global goals and targets. HIV incidence is falling in many countries, but is increasing in others. National HIV responses must target high-quality, evidence-based HIV-specific prevention interventions to where transmission is actually occurring, and focus efforts on key populations underserved by current HIV programmes. Section below on the prevention revolution outlines how the health sector can capitalize on recent advances in reducing infections through combining and targeting preventive interventions for maximum impact. Improved integration of HIV and non-HIV health services, radical decentralization. | United Nations . Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization . The Review of Health and Nutrition Indicators in Early Childhood Commissioned by UNESCO within the framework of the Holistic Early Childhood Development Index ED BHL BAS 2012 PI H 2 REVIEW OF HEALTH AND NUTRITION INDICATORS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD UNESCO Report Compiled for the Holistic Early Childhood Development Index Project Division for Basic Learning and Skills Development Dr Helia Molina MPH MD Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Finalised in September 2011 Published in March 2012 1 EARLY CHILDHOOD HEALTH AND NUTRITION INDICATORS Table of Contents Presentation of the Framework for early childhood health and nutrition Health Other health Nutrition Other nutrition Conclusions and

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