Pedro Ruiz Gallo

Lambayeque, August 2012

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

HUMAN MEDICINE SCHOOL

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

HUMAN MEDICINE SCHOOL

Pedro Ruiz Gallo

TEAM:

STUDENTS:

Nº 03

TEACHER:

Dra. Rosa Gonzales

Llontop

Carlos Elera Gustavo

Adolfo

Farroñay Antón Iván

Guerrero Jaramillo

Sergio Daniel

Hinostroza Huamán

Adler

Llanos Tenorio Edgar

Jhasler

Quesquén Neciosup

Víctor

CURSE:Medical English

MALNUTRITION IN THE WORLD

INTRODUCTION

Introduction

Poverty hits children hardest. While a severe

lack of goods and services hurts every

human, it is most threatening to children’s

rights: survival, health and nutrition,

education, participation, and protection from

harm and exploitation.

It creates an environment that is damaging

to children’s development in every way –

mental, physical, emotional and spiritual.

MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT

GOALS

Millennium Development Goals

are eight international development goals

Agree to archieve by

the year 2015

193 United Nations member states

23 international organizations

Eradicating extreme poverty

and hunger

Achieving universal primary

education

Promoting gender equality and empowering

women

Reducing child mortality rates

Improving maternal healthy

Combating HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases

Ensuring environmental sustainability

A global partnership for development

Reduce by half the proportion of people living on less than a dollar a day.

Reduce by half the proportion of people who suffer from hunger.

TARGETS

BY

2015

ERRADICATING EXTREME POVERTY

AND HUNGER

PREGNANCY

FETUS PHASE

CHILDHOOD

FINALLY DAYS

PHASE WERE MALNUTRITION IS MORE DEVASTATOR

COUNTRIES WITH THE HIGHEST RATE OF

MALNUTRITION IN THE WORLD

List of countries by percentage of population suffering from

undernourishment

Percentage population undernourished world map

2009

Death rate per 100,000

CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES

OF MALNUTRITION IN THE WORLD

BASIC CAUSES

POVERTY INEQUALITY POOR EDUCATION OF MOTHERS

SUBJACENT CAUSES

LACK OF ACCESS TO FOOD

INMEDIATE CAUSES

INSUFFICIENT FOOD

INFANTILE MALNUTRITION

LACK OF HEALTH CARE

UNSAFE WATER AND SANITATION

INADEQUATE CARE DISEASES

Causes

CONSEQUENCES

A decrease of his intellectual coefficient

Learning, retention problems and memory.

Tendency to contract infectious diseases in infancy

Minor growth and physical

development

CAMPAIGN TO COMBAT

MALNUTRITION IN THE WORLD

“CONIN”(Cooperative for child nutrition)

“CHAMPIONS AGAINST HUNGER”

“Eat well and combat

child malnutritio

n”

“RESTAURANTS AGAINST HUNGER”

Raise public awareness about the serious problem

of child malnutrition

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