Nutrition
International/NI (formerly The Micronutrient Initiative/MI) is implementing
MITRA Youth, a project supporting Weekly Iron Folic Acid Supplementation
(WIFAS) for prevention and reduction of Iron Deficiency Anaemia (IDA) among
school-going adolescent girls, in selected districts in two provinces of
Indonesia: East Java and East Nusa Tenggara. MITRA Youth is funded by
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) Australia.
MITRA Youth is
implemented in 10 districts in East Java and 10 districts in ENT. In 2018, NI
conducted advocacy meeting at province and district level to sensitize the
WIFAS program as well as capacity building and printing and distribution
Behavior Change Intervention (BCI) materials. As the program enters the second
year, the involvement of non-health sectors were improved and districts have
started activities to strengthen the implementation of program. Fourteen out of
20 districts conducted WIFAS socialization to show their support and commitment
through signatures and declaration speeches on the importance of WIFAS program.
The revised recording and reporting format has been socialized and started to
be used by schools and puskesmas.
As requested by
district stakeholders, NI is planning to facilitate one day advocacy meeting in
10 assisted districts in East Java with purposes are, (i) Sharing the result of
NI technical assistance and NI support for 2019, (ii) district to share their
2019 work plan for WIFAS program including budget allocation, (iii) district to
share their budget allocation and activities for WIFAS program year 2016-2018.
NI invites
firms/institutions to submit proposal with link as below:
Deadline for
submission: 5 April 2019, 17:00 West Indonesia Standard Time.
Please submit the
documents to proposalsindonesia@ nutritionintl.org using subject line:
“RFQ No: 1833-XX – Advocacy Meeting for Weekly Iron and Folic
Acid Supplementation Program for School Going Adolescent Girls at the District
Level, East Java Province” in
the subject line.
Thank you for your
kind attention and cooperation.

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