
| Nutrition education for the public. Discussion papers of the FAO Expert Consultation (Rome, Italy, 18-22 September 1995) - FAO Food and Nutrition Paper 62 - (1997) |
| (introduction...) |
| Preface |
| Past experiences and needs for nutrition education: Summary and conclusions of nine case studies |
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![]() | Introduction |
![]() | Background |
![]() | Summary of case studies |
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![]() | Case study 1: Evaluation of a nutrition education programme in Oman2 |
![]() | Case study 2: Public education campaign in the English-speaking Caribbean on food safety and control3 |
![]() | Case study 3: Nutrition information and food labels as an aid in nutrition education of society in Poland4 |
![]() | Case study 4: The Pacific5 |
![]() | Case study 5: Federal Republic of Germany. Nutrition education, information and advice in the new states since 19906 |
![]() | Case study 6: Republic of Niger. Public nutrition and nutrition education experience and requirements7 |
![]() | Case study 7: India. The Tamil Nadu Nutrition Project. A case study of the communication component8 |
![]() | Case study 8: Ecuador. School vegetable gardens in the rural Andes. A school nutrition education experiment as part of a global community project9 |
![]() | Case study 9: Philippines. The LAKASS programme in the Philippines10 |
![]() | Discussion and conclusions |
![]() | Recommendations |
![]() | References |
| A framework for nutrition education programmes |
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![]() | Introduction |
![]() | Part one: A framework for planning nutrition education programmes (Barbara Smith) |
![]() | References |
![]() | Part two: A framework for the implementation of nutrition education programmes (Suttilak Smitasiri) |
![]() | References |
| Education and communication strategies for different groups and settings |
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![]() | Introduction |
![]() | Background |
![]() | Strategies for community out-reach |
![]() | School programmes |
![]() | Mass media and social communication |
![]() | Work-site programmes |
![]() | Conclusions |
![]() | Recommendations |
![]() | References |
| Training needs for nutrition education: Guidelines for in-service training of nutrition educators |
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![]() | Introduction |
![]() | Background |
![]() | Training trainers and nutrition educators |
![]() | Training programmes for nutrition educators |
![]() | Other considerations |
![]() | Conclusions |
![]() | Recommendations |
![]() | References |
![]() | Definitions |
| Evaluation of nutrition education programmes: Implications for programme planners and evaluators |
![]() | (introduction...) |
![]() | Introduction |
![]() | Background |
![]() | The purpose of evaluation |
![]() | Developing an evaluation system |
![]() | Qualitative versus quantitative methodologies |
![]() | Measuring efficiency |
![]() | Skills needed in evaluation |
![]() | Concluding remarks |
![]() | Recommendations |
![]() | References |
| New developments in nutrition education utilising computer technology |
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![]() | Introduction |
![]() | Stand-alone applications |
![]() | Linkage applications and the global information highway |
![]() | Issues in computer hardware, software and training for nutrition educators |
![]() | Conclusion |
![]() | Recommendations |
![]() | References |
| Glossary |
| Acknowledgements |
| FAO technical papers |