Drumstick leaves as source of vitamin A in ICDS-SFP.
Drumstick leaves as source of vitamin A in ICDS-SFP.
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DOI：
10.1007/bf02723611
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发表时间：
2003-05-01
影响因子：
4.3
通讯作者：
Daxini, Meghana
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作者：
Nambiar, Vanisha S.;Bhadalkar, Kalyani;Daxini, Meghana
目的：本试点研究旨在评估将脱水鸡腿叶 (DDL)（辣木）作为维生素 A 来源引入综合儿童发展计划 (ICDS) 补充食品 (SF) 部分以及营养传播 (NC) 提供的咸味食谱中的可行性和可接受性。方法：本研究采用综合方法，其中包括为参与 SF 准备工作的 ICDS 和非政府组织 (NGO) 工作人员提供综合培训课程。在进行可接受性试验之前，我们从就读于 ICDS 两个安甘瓦迪中心的 60 名 1-5 岁儿童中获取了有关维生素 A 的社会经济状况和知识的数据。结果：其中，40 名就读 anganwadi 的儿童接受了为期 1 个月的预先测试的 DDL 混合食谱（5-7g DDI/100 g 产品）和 NC 的补充。现场观察和感官评估结果表明，孩子们对 DDL 食谱的遵守程度很高。结果还表明，ICDS 当局和非政府组织工作人员高度接受这些食谱。结论：试点研究表明，将 NC 与非常规 DDL 的引入一起纳入 ICDS-SF 是可行的，并且可以在现有国家计划中长期努力。
Objective: This pilot study is about to assess the feasibility and acceptability of introducing dehydrated drumstick leaves, (DDL) (Moringa oleifera), as a source of vitamin A, into the salty recipes provided by the supplementary food (SF) component of the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS) along with nutrition communication (NC). Methods: An integrated approach was adapted in this study which included comprehensive training sessions for the staff of the ICDS and Non-government organization (NGO) involved in the SF preparations. Prior to the acceptability trials, data were elicited on the socio-economic profile and knowledge about vitamin A, from 60 children of 1-5 year of age attending two anganwadi centres of the ICDS. Result: From these, 40 children attending one anganwadi were supplemented with pre-tested DDL incorporated recipes (5-7g DDI/100 g product) along with NC for one month. Spot observations and organoleptic evaluation results indicated high compliance of the DDL-recipes by the children. The results also indicated that the recipes were highly acceptable to the ICDS authorities as well as the NGO staff. Conclusion: The pilot study indicated that integration of NC along with the introduction of unconventional DDL, into the ICDS-SF, was feasible and can be endeavoured for a longer duration in the existing national programmes.