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Mission
statement
ICD
- working to improve public health through practical partnership
projects aimed at meeting food safety and nutrition goals
worldwide.
Strategy
 ICD's
activities are currently focused on improving food
safety, water
quality and nutrition in developing countries by providing
technical expertise for training programmes together with
some logistical and financial support. Priority is given to
projects meeting the objectives of the 1992
International Conference on Nutrition. Funded by companies
in the food and allied industries, ICD seeks to maximise returns
on its modest budget by working in partnership with UN Agencies
and national governments.
Project
evaluation criteria
In
deciding whether or not to undertake a particular project
the ICD Board takes into account :
- Title
of project
- Objectives
- Strategy
- Audience
or recipient
- Outputs
- e.g. training materials; number and location of courses
- Milestones
- these should be quantifiable and time limited
- Possible
spin off or secondary projects
- Partners
- e.g. UN Agencies, Governments, NGOs
- Cost
- total and by year
- Financial
support - ICD / UN Agencies / Others
- Non-financial
support - ICD / UN Agencies / Others
- Project
officer - Name and number of person weeks/year
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