Promoting Quality Implementation of CMAM Sample Clauses

Promoting Quality Implementation of CMAM. To ensure that future CMAM implementers are proficient in the CMAM approach and can benefit from the lessons learned to-date, FANTA-2 will collaborate with partners to develop a capacity-strengthening model for CMAM. The model will include training for CMAM orientation, planning and implementation; M&R for improved QA; and strengthened information systems. Within the capacity strengthening model, opportunities to address recommendations from the DCHA/OFDA-funded three country CMAM program review and the CMAM West Africa review will be explored and integrated, where appropriate. In collaboration with UNICEF, Valid International and Concern Worldwide, FANTA completed training materials to strengthen capacity in CMAM program design and planning, outpatient care, inpatient care, community outreach, supplementary feeding and M&R (Training Guide for Community-Based Management of Acute Malnutrition [CMAM] [2008]). In Project Year One, FANTA-2 developed a strategy for the roll-out of these materials, which includes working with the IASC Nutrition Cluster and the University Network to Improve Training for NiE. In Project Year Two, capacity development efforts will also utilize the CMAM costing tool, CMAM capacity assessment tools and SQUEAC coverage tool (see IR 2.2.11). To support furthering guidance and training materials for CMAM, FANTA-2 will develop a plan for updating the Training Guide for CMAM. As additional technical areas and resources emerge for CMAM in FY 2010, additional training modules or module sections will be developed, completed and/or adapted. FANTA-2 will also work to harmonize CMAM guidelines and training materials with HIV nutrition guidelines. In addition, the French translation of the Training Guide for CMAM will be completed and disseminated. Technical Support to DCHA/OFDA IPs In response to the recent global food crisis, DCHA/OFDA issued an Annual Program Statement (APS) for West Africa in 2008 seeking proposals in three priority sectors: Agriculture and Food Security, the Economy and Market Systems, and Nutrition. FANTA-2 will review CMAM services in four West African countries (Burkina Faso and Mali, and, if the political situation on the ground allows, Niger and Mauritania), which will inform the need to strengthen CMAM integration and scale-up activities awarded through the APS. (See IR 2.1.4.)
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