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- A joint WHO/ICD mission to Indonesia
to assess the food safety situation and advise the government
on how to strengthen its programmes, particularly its co-operation
with the local food industry.
 A
food safety training package for nutritionists and other
health professionals.This is an ICD collaborative project
with the South East Asian Ministers of Education Organisation
(SEAMEO)
Regional Centre for Community Nutrition, the German Development
Agency (GTZ)
and WHO.
The training package, which includes a CD ROM, is available
from WHO, single
copies of the CD ROM are available from ICD.
- Translation of the food safety training
package into Indonesian,
Spanish, Vietnamese,
Portuguese and Laotian
is also available.
- A train-the-trainers module with the
food safety package to prepare participants to run the course
in their own countries. Participants from Indonesia, Jamaica,
Lao PDR, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam
have followed this training.
- Training courses using the food safety
training package. As of spring 2002, the course has been
given ten times at the University of Indonesia as part of
SEAMEO’s M.Sc. programme in Community Nutrition. Courses
have also been held elsewhere in Indonesia as well as in
Jamaica, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
- A newsletter, “Food
Safety Matters”, produced by the ICD office in
Jakarta and circulated to the 500 alumni of the food safety
courses and to interested organisations throughout South
East Asia
- Foodborne disease surveillance. ICD is
working with WHO and the Ministry of Health in Indonesia
to assess local systems for foodborne disease surveillance.
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