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| Tashkent: 1991 |
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The meeting in Tashkent was one of a series of Regional Meetings held by the ICCIDD with the support of WHO and UNICEF. These meetings have been attended by representatives of the Ministries of Health and other important sectors such as the salt industry in each National Program.
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| Ashgabat: 1994 |
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"Overcoming Iodine Deficiency in Eastern Europe and Central Asia"
In September 1997, ICCIDD, with the World Health Organization and UNICEF, sponsored a conference in Munich, Germany on the status of IDD in Central and Eastern Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States, and the Baltic States. |
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| Munich: 1997 |
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"Overcoming Iodine Deficiency in Eastern Europe and Central Asia" (html) IDD Newsletter, February 1998
The regional IDD meeting held on includes regional overviews, reports and discussions from specific countries, technical and legal issues, nuclear hazards, group sessions, and general discussion and recommendations.
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| Minsk Declaration: 2001 |
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The heads of governments of twelve countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldavia, the Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine) at a meeting in Minsk on May 31, 2001 signed an agreement on the prevention of IDD in the member countries. They pledged to pursue a coordinated policy on the prevention of iodine deficiency disorders among the populations of the CIS member-states, to ensure harmonization and uniform requirements for iodized salt, to draft and make joint decisions regulating manufacturing, procurement, distribution, quality and safety control of iodized salt, and to develop and put into practice systems of IDD monitoring. |
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Agreement in English
Agreement in Russian  |
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| Almaty Forum: 2001 |
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"Improving Nutrition of Poor Women and Children in Central Asia and Neighboring Countries"
8-12 October 2001, Almaty, Kazakhstan |
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The Almaty Forum held 8-12 October 2001 in Almaty, Kazakhstan, represented the culmination of a process set in motion when in late 2000, the Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (JFPR) offered the Asian Development Bank (ADB) a $6 million grant to assist countries in Central Asian in the development of national investment plans, aimed at an increased delivery of fortified salt and flour to poor women and children. |
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Summary of Conference
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| Almaty Forum: 2004 |
"Towards Sustainable Food Fortification in Central Asia and Mongolia"
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ALMATY FORUM 2004 - Towards Sustainable Food Fortification in Central Asia and Mongolia
Shamil Tazhibayev, Kazakh Academy of Nutrition
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Communication and Social Mobilization Strategy Implementation
Sivryukova Valentina, President Confederation of NGOs |
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Social mobilization and work with the public
Zamira Akbagysheva, President of the Congress of Women of KR
(These files are over 26 MB and can be obtained upon request to this site) |
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Sustaining and Expanding Salt and Flour Fortification in the Countries of Central Asia
Nevin Scrimshaw, President of the Int. Nutrition Foundation |
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Quality Control Iodized Salt - Regional Overview Feruza Ospanova, Kazakh Academy of Nutrition |
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Universal Salt Iodization: The China Experience
Ray Yip CDC & UNICEF |
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