4th Report on the World Nutrition Situation - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle: BACK COVER

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	4th Report on the World Nutrition Situation - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle (SCN; 2000; 138 pages)
		ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE ON COORDINATION/SUB-COMMITTEE ON NUTRITION - (ACC/SCN) THE UN SYSTEM’S FORUM FOR NUTRITION
		INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
		FOREWORD
		HIGHLIGHTS
		CONTRIBUTORS
		ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
		LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
		PREFACE
		CHAPTER 1: NUTRITION THROUGHOUT THE LIFE CYCLE
			1.1 Intrauterine Growth Retardation (IUGR)
			1.2 Undernutrition in Preschool Children
			1.3 The Growth of School-Age Children
			1.4 Adolescent Nutrition
			1.5 Adult Malnutrition
			1.6 Nutrition of Older People in Developing Countries
			Summary
		CHAPTER 2: MICRONUTRIENT UPDATE
			2.1 Iron Deficiency Update
			2.2 Iodine Deficiency Disorders Update
			2.3 Vitamin A Deficiency Update
			2.4 Multiple Micronutrient Deficiencies
			Summary
		CHAPTER 3: BREASTFEEDING AND COMPLEMENTARY FEEDING
			3.1 Evidence Linking Breastfeeding to Improved Outcomes
			3.2 Evidence Linking Complementary Feeding to Improved Outcomes
			3.3 Conceptualizing Infant Feeding Behaviours
			3.4 HIV and Infant Feeding
			3.5 Breastfeeding and Complementary Feeding Patterns and Trends
			3.6 Role of National and International Initiatives in Support of Optimal Infant Feeding
			3.7 Looking Forward: The Importance of Exclusive Breastfeeding
		CHAPTER 4: NUTRITION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
			4.1 The Relevance of Nutrition for Development
			4.2 The Implications of Some Global Phenomena for Nutrition
			4.3 The Ascent of Human Rights in Development
			Summary
		CHAPTER 5: NUTRITION OF REFUGEES AND DISPLACED POPULATIONS
			5.1 Trends in Numbers of People Affected
			5.2 Overview of the Humanitarian Response to Emergencies
			5.3 Trends in Assessment Methodologies
			5.4 Trends in Food and Nutrition Response Programmes
			5.5 Trends in Information Sharing and Learning
			5.6 Case Studies: The Scale and Severity of Nutritional Problems among Refugees and Displaced Populations
			5.7 Future Directions
			Summary
		APPENDICES
			Appendix 1: Conceptualizing Nutrition Problems in Society
			Appendix 2: Countries in the UN Regions and Sub-Regions
			Appendix 3: Methods to Estimate Trends in Undernutrition Prevalence: A Review
			Appendix 4: Statistical Notes for Sections 1.1, 1.2, and 1.3
			Appendix 5: Latest National Prevalence of Stunting and Underweight in Preschool Children
			Appendix 6: Explaining Trends in Child Underweight in the Developing World
			Appendix 7: Data Employed for Analysis of Child Underweight Rates in Sub-Saharan Africa
			Appendix 8: Prevalence and Numbers of Overweight Preschool Children in 1995
			Appendix 9: Countries Classified by WHO Regions
			Appendix 10: National Implementation of the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes
			Appendix 11: Summary of Five Studies of the Social Impacts of the Indonesian Crisis
			Appendix 12: Some Food and Nutrition Information and Data Resources on the Internet
		REFERENCES
		BACK COVER

BACK COVER

Reports on the world nutrition situation

• Third Report on the World Nutrition Situation, December 1997
• Update on the Nutrition Situation, November 1996

• Update on the Nutrition Situation, November 1994

• Second Report on the World Nutrition Situation, Volume II, Country Data, March 1993

• Second Report on the World Nutrition Situation, Volume I, Global and Regional Results, October 1992

• Supplement on Methods and Statistics to the First Report on the World Nutrition Situation, December 1988

• First Report on the World Nutrition Situation, November 1987

Cover photo credits (clockwise)

Top left:	FAO photograph/P. Cenini
Top middle:	IFPRI photograph/B. de la Brière
Top right:	FAO photograph/G. Bizzarri
Right middle:	FAO photograph/M. Marzot
Bottom right:	IFPRI photograph/K. von Grebmer
Bottom middle:	FAO photograph/G. Bizzarri
Bottom left:	FAO photograph/G. Diana

ACC/SCN Nutrition Policy Papers, as well as additional copies of papers, may be obtained from:

ACC/SCN Secretariat
c/o World Health Organization
20 Avenue Appia
CH 1211 Geneva 27
Switzerland
Telephone: +41-22-791 04 56
Fax: +41-22-798 88 91
Email: accscn@who.ch
Web: www.unsystem.org/accscn

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