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ANAEMIA MULTA BHARAT
Introduction
Global burden
National scenario
Causes and consequences of anaemia
Mile-stones
Strategies of Anaemia Mukt Bharat
Institutional mechanisms including NCEAR-A
Conclusion-new changes and recommendation
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ANAEMIA MULTA BHARAT
Introduction
Global burden
National scenario
Causes and consequences of anaemia
Mile-stones
Strategies of Anaemia Mukt Bharat
Institutional mechanisms including NCEAR-A
Conclusion-new changes and recommendation
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2. Outline of Presentation
Global burden of Anaemia
1.
2. Causes of Anemia in India
3. Anemia Mukt Bharat (AMB) at a glance
4. Why AMB program is implemented?
5. Programs similar to AMB globally
6. Programs similar to AMB in India
11. Limitations/Roadblocks of AMB
7. Most successful interventions of AMB
9. Successful interventions for MP state
10.Successful interventions for Haryana
8. Major achievements of AMB
12. Future goals of AMB
3. Global burden of Anemia
Anemia affecting around 1.9 billion people worldwide.[1]
90% of cases are in developing countries [2]
Africa and Asia accounts for 85% of anaemia cases [2]
James, Spencer L., et al. "Global, regional, and national incidence, prevalence, and years lived with disability for 354 diseases and injuries for 195 countries and territories, 1990–2017: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease
Study 2017." The Lancet 392.10159 (2018): 1789-1858.
De Benoist, Bruno, et al. "Worldwide prevalence of anaemia 1993-2005; WHO global database of anaemia." (2008).
Reference:
1.
2.
According to WHO Anaemia is a condition in which the number of red
blood cells or the haemoglobin concentration within them is lower than
normal.
4. Anemia causes in India
Faulty infant and young child feeding practices,
Dietary insufficiency in iron,
Presence of iron absorption inhibitors,
Parasitic infection (malaria and hookworm infestation),
Poor iron stores during infancy and childhood and
Hemoglobinopathies (such as thalassemia and sickle cell
anemia).
https://anemiamuktbharat.info/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/AMB-Progress-Report_12-08-2021.pdf
5. Anemia Mukt Bharat at a glance
Program launched in 2018
Also known as INTENSIFIED NATIONAL IRON PLUS INITIATIVE (I-NIPI)
Complying with targets of POSHAN abhiyaan and National Nutrition Strategy
set by NITI Aayog
Main objective: Reduce the prevalence of anemia by 3% points per year
among children, adolescents and women in the reproductive age group(15–
49 years).
6. Why AMB program is implemented at National Level?
Anaemia & Sustainable development goals 2030
SDG Goal 1: No poverty
Anemia is estimated to contribute to 17% lower productivity in
heavy manual labour and 5% lower productivity in other manual
labors.
SDG Goal 2: Zero hunger
Anemia is part of "all forms of malnutrition" which is committed
to be end by 2030 and addressing, by 2025, the nutritional needs
of adolescents girls, pregnant and lactating women. (Target 2.2)
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0136581
7. SDG Goal 3: Good Health & Well being
Target 3.1 (maternal mortality): Iron reduces maternal
anemia, 20% of maternal deaths are due to anemia, iron
prevents maternal deaths during prenatal period.
Target 3.2 (child mortality): Iron prevents intrauterine
growth retardation, low birth weight, and prematurity. Iron
enhances immunity, reduces frequency and severity of
infections and decreases childhood mortality & morbidity.
Target 3.3 (malaria): Malaria causes hemolysis & anemia
Anaemia & Sustainable development goals 2030
8. Anaemia & Sustainable development goals 2030
SDG Goal 5: Gender Equality
Anemia is more severe in girls than in boys. Iron improves
women's health, increase work performance & productivity.
SDG Goal 4: Quality education
Iron enhances immunity, reduces frequency and severity of
infections and decreases childhood mortality & morbidity.
Improves school attendance, retention, learning capacity, &
school achievement
9. Anemia Mukt Bharat at a glance
Will use a 6x6x6 strategy to combat anemia
13. Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is
a global program that works to improve nutrition
and health in developing countries through food
fortification, access to healthy and safe foods,
and improved dietary practices.
This program has fortified staple foods like flour,
oil, and sugar with essential vitamins and
minerals in several countries, improving
nutritional outcomes for millions of people.
Yes, there are numerous similar programs
worldwide.
Similar programs implemented globally and about
their success
https://www.gainhealth.org/impact/stories-
impact#story8
14. Other programs are USAID-funded Enhancing Child Survival and Health
Program and World Health Organization's Micronutrient Initiative
USAID-funded Enhancing Child Survival and Health Program has provided
millions of children in India with access to daily multivitamins that have
improved their nutrition and health outcomes.
USAID is promoting integrated health and nutrition approaches to anemia,
including antenatal iron/folate supplementation, antimalarials, and
antihelmintics.
Fortification of staple foods, e.g., wheat and maize flours, with iron and B-
vitamins
Similar programs implemented globally and about their success
15. National Nutritional Anemia Control Program (NNACP),
Weekly Iron and Folic Acid Supplementation (WIFS),
National Iron plus Initiative (NIPI) etc.
Since 1970s, the government has devised several programs to reduce the
prevalence of anemia in India like
Similar programs implemented in India
An intensified NIPI program referred to as the Anemia Mukt Bharat strategy
16. Most successful interventions of AMB
1.Nutrition Education and Promotion: Education and promotion of a
balanced diet that is rich in iron and other essential vitamins and minerals
can help reduce anemia prevalence in India.
2. Access to Iron Supplementation: Access to iron supplementation can help reduce
anemia prevalence in India, as it allows individuals to increase their iron intake.
3. Improved Sanitation and Hygiene: Poor sanitation and hygiene practices can lead to
increased prevalence of anemia, and improving these practices can help reduce anemia
prevalence in India.
4. Food Fortification: Fortifying foods with iron can help increase iron intake for
individuals and reduce anemia prevalence in India.
5. Mass Drug Administration: Mass drug administration of iron supplements has been
found to be an effective intervention for reducing anemia prevalence in India.
17. • The states that have been successful in reducing the prevalence of anemia in
India under the AMB are Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra,
Odisha, Rajasthan, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.
• Over 4.2 crore children aged 0-19 years have been tested and diagnosed for
anemia.
• Over 2.5 crore adolescent girls have been tested and diagnosed for anemia.
• Over 3.2 crore pregnant women have been tested and diagnosed for anemia.
Major achievements of AMB
18. • Over 1.6 crore lactating mothers have been tested and diagnosed for
anemia.
• Over 3.2 lakh anemia awareness camps have been organized in rural and
urban areas to spread awareness about the importance of anemia prevention
and control.
• Over 5.6 lakh health workers have been trained on anemia management and
diagnosis.
Major achievements of AMB
19. Limitation of AMB
There is a significant gap seen in the dissemination & implementation of
AMB strategy at the district-level.
The use of AMB Communication Package had been extremely low in States
with only 5-6 States which have printed and distributed to health facilities
In 2019, only 18 States had made allocation for all four IFA categories. This
is just 50% States making allocation for all target beneficiaries.
20. Interventions worked best for Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh ranked 1st in
Anemia Mukt Bharat Index
2020-21
Nutrition and anaemia programs, therefore, need to look beyond
iron deficiency anaemia and focus other interventions.
India is estimated to have the second highest burden of Sickle
Cell Anaemia across the globe; CHAI is supporting the state of
Madhya Pradesh fight sickle cell anaemia
21. Interventions which worked best for Madhya Pradesh
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22. 1. Strengthen nutrition and dietary counselling services in
health facilities and communities.
2. Increase availability and accessibility of iron-rich foods
like jaggery, pulses, nuts, and green leafy vegetables.
3. Monitor and assess anaemia prevalence in the state
regularly.
Interventions that could work best for Haryana
4. Increase awareness about anaemia, its causes and effects, and the
importance of nutrition and dietary counselling.
5. Encourage inter-sectoral collaboration and convergence of health, nutrition,
and agriculture programme.
23. Interventions that could work best for Haryana
6. Provide iron and folic acid supplementation to pregnant and lactating women and
children.
7. Provide nutrition education and counselling to pregnant and lactating women and
children.
8. Strengthen the capacity of frontline health workers to detect, diagnose, and treat
anaemia (TTT strategy).
9. Implement evidence-based approaches to anaemia prevention, such as food
fortification and biofortification.
24. Continue to focus on improving maternal and infant health outcomes, as well as
addressing anemia at the individual, family, and community levels.
Program plans to roll out interventions targeting high-risk subgroups,
Develop the program's digital platform,
Ensure consistent service delivery & continuous impact monitoring.
Scaling-up nutrition-sensitive interventions, and
working with partners to further support and strengthen the program.
The ultimate goal of the program is to make India anemia-free by
2030.
Future Goals