Post Disaster Nutrition Intervention for Under-two-year-old Children in Lombok Indonesia

This study aims to strengthen management of nutrition program during post‐disaster recovery for underfive children. In this study the following steps will be carried out. Phase 1: Situation analysis is carried out with two approaches. The first approach is to analyze secondary data in the form of data related to nutrition, health and description of the affected population. The second approach is primary data collection by conducting a qualitative study in the form of in‐depth interviews and focus group discussion (FGD) involving the local government and other parties related to the disaster management in East Lombok. Then, interviews and FGDs will be conducted to chief of villages and staff, community leaders and refugees, especially mothers with children under five children to complete data on the status and IYCF practices. The results of this situation analysis will be reported to the local government and also used as a basis for improving the implementation of the next stage. Phase 2: Preparation of technical guidelines for the nutrition recovery program for underfive children by the research team based on situation analysis and literature review which has been carried out previously. Stage 3: Representatives from ECE teachers and health workers from Public Health Centers will be trained on the implementation of parenting class and its monitoring. Then, together with the researchers, ECE teachers and community health workers will carry out the weekly parenting class, periodic monitoring and program evaluation. Stage 4: At this stage there will be an intervention in the form of nutrient‐dense food supplementation and psychosocial care for mothers with the concept of "Community Participation". Mothers and community members such as cadres will be involved in joint activities to provide nutrient‐dense food for underfives children. Stage 5: At the end of the activity an evaluation and monitoring program will be conducted by the research team in collaboration with the district health office.