Prof. Kraisid Tontisirin - Food and Agriculture Organization€¢ Promote local healthy snacks as...

Senior Advisor , Institute of Nutrition , Mahidol U. Thailand Chairman of the Planning Committee on Strategic Frame work for Food Management in Thailand of the National Food Committee

25th Session of the FAO-APCAS

Vientiane, Lao PDR 19 January 2014

Prof. Kraisid Tontisirin

Thailand: Current situation

• Population of 64.6 m.

• Success in reduced maternal and child

malnutrition since the eighty under the Poverty Alleviation Plan (PAP) • Currently facing with double burden of

malnutrition (DBM), a coexistence of under and over nutrition, and related non-communicable diseases (NCDs)

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Improvement of Maternal & Child nutrition, Thailand

1980 1990 2006 ANC coverage % 35 75 95 Anemia in pregnancy % 50-75 18.8 10 LBW % 16 10 <10 Underweight of under 5 % 51 20 <10

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Recent trend of nutritional status of under 5*

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Multi-stakeholder Comm. Nutrition goals and indicators are incorporated to strategies and actions. Community based approaches

National Rural Development Committee

Poverty Alleviation Plan

Provision of basic services with mass mobilization:1volunteer /10 households Agri.& food production for subsistence econ., suppl. food for mothers, complementary food for IYC & dairy farm for sch.


Community-Based Approaches

• Is an integrated program implemented at local level (district level and below)

• National commitment with sound nutrition improvement strategies and goals

• Community actions: basic services, mass mobilization, mutual efforts/actions to reach all people and to prevent malnutrition


Minimum Basic Services (Health, Education, Agr. Extension)

Supportive System •Training •Funding

•Problem Solving •Supervision

Interface (service providers and

community leaders) •Plan/goals

•Implementation •Monitoring/evaluation

Community Leaders Family

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Basic Minimum Needs Goals/Indicators

Menus (Activities) •Antenatal Cares (ANC) •Growth Monitoring and Promotion (GMP) •Food production •Food and nutrition education •Food sanitation & safety •School lunch and milk program since 1992 •Other activities Mobilizers

(1:10 households)

Facilitators

Components of a successful community based program


Roles of agriculture and food systems

• Food production for subsistence economy: for consumption and income

• Promote local healthy snacks as food supplement for pregnant mothers

• Promote complementary food for infants and young children: at household and community levels

• School gardens and school lunch program • Local daily farm for school milk program: a

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11th NESDP

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: Economic Infrastructure, Sectoral Plans

: + Poverty Alleviation Plan (PAP) + Integrated and implemented PHC + FNP and Basic Minimum Needs (BMN) Indicators in rural/urban communities

: + Social Plan + Food and Nutrition Plan (FNP) + Primary Health Care (PHC)

: Improvement of Agriculture, Infrastructure

: 1992 + School Lunch Program (SLP) + School Milk Program (SMP)

19601 - Anaemia in pregnant women: 57%; - B1 deficiency: 23%; - B2 deficiency: 47%; - Low serum retinal: 38%; - Goitre in school children: 29% - PEM cases

19812 - PEM (Wt/Age of U 5): > 50%

19863 - PEM (Wt/Age of U 5): 30%

19956 - B1 deficiency: < 1%; - B2 deficiency: < 1%

19894 - Goitre in school children: 19%

1996 - PEM3 (Wt/Age of U 5): 15% - Anaemia in preg5: 13%; - Goiter in school children4: 4%

20034 - Goitre in school children: 1%

20067 - PEM (Wt/Age of U 5): 9% 2007 - UI in preg8 < 150 µg/L: 61%; - Low serum retinal9: 16%

20088 - UI in preg < 150 µg/L: 56% 20108 - UI in preg < 150 µg/L: 43% 201210 - PEM (Wt/Age of U 5): 7%

19915 - Anaemia in preg: 18%

: 2008 + National Food Committee Act : 2010 + Strategic Framework for Food Management (SFFM) approved by cabinet : Integration of the SFFM and the 11th NESDP

: Promote cooperation and integration of all relevant sectors, academia, business and NGOs to strengthen national food and nutrition security : 2012 - Triferidine tablet (iron+folate+iodine)

: 2011 - Universal salt iodisation (USI)

2005 - Anaemia in preg: 10%

Nutrition Situation Thailand’s Development Plans

Policies and Strategies

Figure Milestones of Thailand’s National Social and Economical Development Plan related to food and nutrition


Multi-stakeholder Comm. SFFM covers: Food Security, Quality & Safety, Education & Research, Management Linking of food, nutrition & health implemented at central & community levels for nutrition and p/c of NCDs

National Food Committee

Str Framewk for Food Mgt (SFFM)

Roles of agriculture and food systems: •Ensuring nutritious and safe food supply e.g.fruits & veg; low sugar, fat & sodium foods; legume & fishes …etc •Caring of environment & sustainable agriculture.


SWOT Analysis Related Food Strategies of Thai Gov. Agencies:

Thailand Food Strategy

Related Food Strategies of:

• ASEAN • Japan • England

• Australia • Canada • EU • Etc.

• NESDB • Min. of Public Health • Min. of Agriculture and Commodity • Min. of Industry • Min. of Commerce • Etc.

Theme 1 Food security Theme 2 Food quality and safety Theme 3 Food education Theme 4 Management System

Food Management Strategic Framework

Food Chain Approach / Global Reach /

Local Links to the community and household

Vision Objectives Outcomes

Principles

• Evidence based plan

• Participation/ Partnership • Guided plan • Integration • Risk based analysis • Sustainability

Continued Research and Know ledge Based Inputs

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• Food production, processing & supply • Nutrition orientation for healthy diet • Food, feed and fuel and bio-products • Climate changes

Food Nutrition Health

• Nutrient needs • Dietary intakes • Nutritional wellbeing • Nutrition literacy

• Food quality • Food safety • Food service (For consumer and trade)

Food Culture

Food Security Food, Nutrition & Dietetic Education

Continuum from agriculture, food, nutrition to health

• Promotion • Protection • Treatment

• Safe from Hazards Good health

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Agri culture


Safe and Nutritious

Food

Good Hygienic Practices

Good Manufacturing

Practices

Good Agricultural Practices

Land Use Water Management

Plant and Animal Agro- Biodiversity

(Genetics)

Plant and Animal Diseases

Prevention and Control

Nutrition For Plant and Animal

OUTCOMES

GOOD PRACTICES

BASIC ISSUES

Food Chain Approach

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Principle : Ensuring a sustainable food security and effective management of food production resources by active stakeholders participation

Natural & Agricultural Resources


Production Supply & Access

Establish Crisis Management Systems

• Land & Water Mgt/Reforming • Balancing Food, Feed & Fuel

• Innovation & Technology • Food Production Zoning • Enhancing Food Access

at Household & Communities

• Logistics Improvement

Active Stakeholders Participation

R & D Along the Food Chain

• Capacity Development & Career

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Food Quality and Safety

Community Food

Production Food Industry

Food Standards

Principle : Ensuring high quality and safe food to protect consumer health and to facilitate domestic/international trade

• Ensuring Quality & Safety of Fresh Food (Smart Farmers, GAP, R&D)

• Strengthening Community Food Processing (Food Loss Reduction / Value Added)

• Strengthening - Value Added - Enhance Production Practices

• Establishment of Harmonized Standards • Strengthening of Food Quality and Safety Assurance Systems • Trading & Marketing Promotion

• Quality • Safety • Nutrition


Theme 3 : Food Education Principle : R&D and knowledge utilization through engaging stakeholders in

sustainable and effective use of food production resources along the food chain and also strengthening desirable consumption behavior for well-being

Knowledge Integration

R&D

Knowledge Utilization

Knowledge Utilization & Practice

Basic

Best Practice

Output Research and Knowledge Development

Knowledge Dissemination

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Theme 4 : System Management Principle : Effective food management systems along the food chain to deal with current and emerging issues in food

Reorganization

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Revise and Reform

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Linking of Food, Nutrition and Health

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Production

Safe and Nutritious Food

►Access ►knowledge ►Behavior - Diet pattern/Sanitary - Life style /Exercise

►Domestic/ Imported Food - Primary Product - OTOP - Industrial

►Restaurant ►Catering ►Mobile Food Service Facility ►School ►Household ►Market

Supply Service Good

Nutrition &

Good Health Consumption

Surveillance


1. Standards & indicators on nutrition & related disease

2. Food based dietary guidelines (FBDGs)

3. Food, nutrition & dietetic education

4. Promotion for more vegetable & fruit consumption

5. Reduction of sugar, fat & salt in food

6. School food & nutrition program

7. Community based nutrition program

to promote nutrition & health

8. Nutrition & related disease surveillance & survey

9. Food and nutrition management during crisis

Key Issues Linking Food, Nutrition & Health


Roles of agriculture and food systems beyond the year 2015 for nutrition

• Ensuring nutritious and safe food supply of healthy

diets through human life course

• Be a key partner to prevent DBM and NCDs by supplying adequate fruits & vegetables; low sugar, fat and sodium foods; healthy fats…etc

• Care for environment and sustainable development • As a source of income


Food Systems in Thailand

Traditional Food Systems Modern Food Systems

• Food production & supply at household & community level. • Food production for business in small & medium scales • Use simple food preservation and

processing techniques (e.g. smoking, sun drying, fermentation, salting)

• Mass production/ Large scale • Apply science & technology in food production & processing • Strengthen in food quality & safety • Strengthen and use of food and trade information systems

Contributions of both food systems to healthy agriculture, health diets & nutrition, healthy people and prosperity

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