POSHAN Abhiyan: Focus on the first 1000 days of life

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POSHAN Abhiyan: Focus on the first 1000 days of life Vinod Paul MD, PhD, FAMS, FNASc, FASc, FNA Member, NITI Aayog NATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR TRANSFORMING INDIA

NORMAL WASTED (Thin) STUNTED (Short) Normal height 60% 50% 40% 48% 38% 2005-05 30% 20% 10% 20% 21% 0% Stunting Wasting

Why first 2 years of life are the window to child s future (and India s demographic dividend) 3

% children UNDERNUTRITION TREND BY AGE 6 months to 18 mo crucial: adult height is set at 2 years of age Stunted Wasted Age in months Height at 2 years determines productivity and income NFHS 4: 2015-16

First 2 years of life are the key But ICDS services in this period have low focus: a design flaw Undernutrition occurs in the first and the second year Period of rapid brain growth and maturation: 80% by 2 years Linear growth failure in this period is associated with adult short stature Less schooling Low productivity, income Lower offspring birthweight (females) 5

Childhood undernutrition has three parents 1. Poor fetal growth / LBW 2. Illness (Diarrhea) 3. Sub-optimal nutrition 6

A lot happens before birth 7

1. Low birth weight determines childhood undernutrition ~20% Stunting and ~30% wasting is contributed to by low birth weight Chrisian 2013 1.7 Kg - IUGR 3.2 Kg - AFD 8

Fetal growth enablers Care and education of the girl child: Beti bachao, beti padao Adolescent girl care: Food, micronutrients, healthcare, life style, preparation as adult Right age for child birth: Marriage after 18 years, childbirth after 20 years Pre-pregnancy care: Food, micronutrients, contraception Birth spacing: Gap between births more than 2-3 years Antenatal care: checks for complication detection, food, ironfolic acid, tetanus immunization, birth preparedness, treatment of complications 9

2. Childhood infections Diarrhea contributes to ~25% of undernutrition; pneumonia, measles, TB, other infections - add further risk What works Prevention Swachh: Sanitation, safe water, Hand washing Immunization to avert diarrhea, measles, TB and pneumonia Rotavirus Pneumococcal HiB, Measles, BCG Treatment Early detection, care seeking ORS and ZINC for diarrhea Antibiotics for pneumonia Sanitation can avert 15% stunting 10

3. Sub optimal feeding Lack of knowledge of what to feed, when to start / augment Food insufficiency at home Lack of time, lack of skills Lack of support Taboos 11

Infant and young child feeding 0-6 mo Breastfeeding Early Exclusive Supporting small babies Assisted feeding Kangaroo mother Care 12

Feeding low birth weight babies Need extra care in feeding Fed expressed breast milk HWs need additional skills

Infant and young child feeding 0-6 mo Breastfeeding Early Exclusive Supporting small babies Assisted feeding Kangaroo mother Care After 6 mo Continued breast feeding Complementary feeding Starting at right time Approriate Enough Offered with love 14

% of children receiving adequate complementary feeding India: changes in adequacy of complementary feeding for children 6-24 months of age, 2006-2016, by state 70 60 Adequate diet 2006 Adequate diet 2016 50 40 30 20 10 0 Adequate diet = child 6-24 fed either breastmilk/source of dairy; and age-appropriate number of food groups and age-appropriate number of meals per day NFHS-3 indicator calculation by IFPRI; NFHS-4 indicator as reported in fact sheets. 90% of our young children are nutrition hungry

New program under POSHAN Abhiyan Home Based Young Child Care (HBYC) Home Visits by ASHAs supported by AWWs: 3 months to 15 months

Energy density

Genetics, epigenetics, maternal nutrition / health N Small Suboptimal BF Poor care of low birth weight babies Biology of undernutrition Diarrhea / pneumonia Suboptimal feeding Undernourished Childhood undernutrition 1. ~20% due to small size at birth; 2. ~25% due to diarrhoea and other infections; and 3. Rest ~55% due to suboptimal feeding Pregnancy 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Age in moths

Newborn and child Newborn care: Care at birth, hygiene, cord care Breast feeding: within one hour, exclusive for six months, continuing for 2 years or more Extra care of low birth weight baby Kangaroo mother care Care of the sick and small neonate Complete immunization: Including rotavirus vaccine Breast feeding upto 2 years and more Complementary feeding: From 6 months onward; culturally appropriate recipes, hygienic, increasing amount, adequate in nutrition Growth monitoring Care of the undernourished child Care in severe acute malnutrition Early stimulation Early detection and care of illness: For diarrhea (including ORS and zinc), pneumonia (including antibiotics) and other illnesses; referral Supplements: Iron folic acid Vitamin A supplementation Deworming 20

Girl / adolescent / woman Newborn and child Swachh Care and education of the girl child: Beti bachao, beti padao Adolescent girl care: Food, micronutrients, healthcare, life style, preparation as adult Right age for child birth: Marriage after 18 years, childbirth after 20 years Pre-pregnancy care: Food, micronutrients, contraception Birth spacing: Gap between births more than 2-3 years Antenatal care: checks for complication detection, food, ironfolic acid, tetanus immunization, birth preparedness, treatment of complications Skilled birth attendance and emergency obstetric care: Facility birth, emergency obstetric care Newborn care: Care at birth, hygiene, cord care Breast feeding: within one hour, exclusive for six months, continuing for 2 years or more Extra care of low birth weight baby Kangaroo mother care Care of the sick and small neonate Complete immunization: Including rotavirus vaccine Breast feeding upto 2 years and more Complementary feeding: From 6 months onward; culturally appropriate recipes, hygienic, increasing amount, adequate in nutrition Growth monitoring Care of the undernourished child Care in severe acute malnutrition Early stimulation Early detection and care of illness: For diarrhea (including ORS and zinc), pneumonia (including antibiotics) and other illnesses; referral Supplements: Iron folic acid Vitamin A supplementation Deworming Swachh: Sanitation, safe water, Hand washing, toilet use (mother) and safe disposal of feces 21

Birth spacing-pregnancy care HEALTH* ICDS* *predominant role Beti Bachao, beti padhao Adolescent care Antenatal Care All Program packages of Interventions for first 1000 days: for health, nutrition and development Swachh: Safe water, hand washing, toilet use, safe disposal of feces Supplementary nutrition: mother Feeding counseling: breast feeding and complementary feeding Immunization Facility Based New Born Care Institutional Deliveries Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illnesses Home Based Newborn Care >>> baby Growth monitoring; stimulation and care of the malnourished child Iron-folic acid; Vitamin A; Deworming Care for severe acute malnutrition Home-based Young Child Care (Nutrition and health counseling, early stimulation Prepregna ncy Pregnancy Birth 6 weeks 6 months 1 year 2 years 22 Not to scale

4 Point Energy I. Convergence III. II. Use Intensified of Technology Health (ICT) & Nutrition Services for first 1000 [Inter-sectoral [Real time growth convergence monitoring for and better tracking service of delivery] days women and children; IV. Mission as Jan Andolan programme monitoring through Dashboards] [Immunization in High burden Districts- Rotavirus & Pneumococcal, Extended [Involving Home Based field Care workers, of Infants community from 06-24 and months PRIs; strengthening ; IYCF promotion] VHSND]

Need for a Convergent Strategy Nutrition is Multi-sectoral & Multi-dimensional Micronutrient Supplementation MAA, ICDS Exclusive breastfeeding MAA, NHM, ICDS WASH SBM, ICDS, BBBP, SSA, IDCF Diarhorrea Management IDCF, ICDS, SBM Immunisation Indradhanush, MR Campaign, ICDS, IDCF Supplementary Nutrition ICDS, MDM, NHM Maternal Health PMVVY, NHM,ICDS, SBM Early Initiation of Breastfeeding MAA, NHM, ICDS Women Empowerment

Need a Social and Behaviour Change Strategy Group Program leaders Communication experts Action leaders 26

Strategy/Way Forward SBCSG Technical Support Unit Ideating products based on broad framework. Focal point of information, ideation and execution of BCC Sourcing agencies (Advertising, PR agency, Rural Activation, Social Media Management, Media Planning) Insight Mining & Media agnostic messaging Outreach Plan Product Development Outsourced to creative agency which works in coordination with TSU Decision can be taken on the concerned body to anchor this activity

JAN BHAAGIDARI Benefits of a Convergent Strategy Coherent & Unified Messaging Resource Optimisation High Recall Value Alignment of Demand & Supply of nutrition services Clarity of Roles and Responsibilities J A N A N D O L A N

POSHAN Abhiyan: NITI Aayog Convergence Technical support National Technical Board on Nutrition (NTBN) Monitoring A critical part of the Aspirational Districts Program 29

Recommendations 1. Endorse package of interventions matrix for the first 1000 days 2. Roll out HBYC within a month; intensify Home Based Newborn Care reach high coverage 3. Scale up Rota and Pneumococcal vaccine in all PA districts this year 4. Give a go ahead for a Social and Behaviour Change road map and action roll out 30

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