The three types of undernutrition that are specifically significant in emergencies situation are. Overnutrition is characterized by being overweight and is often because of poor dietary habits and sedentary lifestyles. Undernutrition has 4 broad sub-forms namely: wasting, stunting, underweight, and micronutrient deficiencies. Malnutrition is a broad term that refers to both undernutrition and overnutrition.

Safer Programming: Programme Management.

Safer Recruitment: Guidance for HR Personnel.

Policy at the CARE International Members, Candidates and Affiliates level.

Key concepts of high-level statement of commitment on SEA by UN and non-UN agencies.

Why prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse is important in an emergency response.

How emergencies affect sexual exploitation.

What we mean by Safeguarding and the Protection from Sexual Harassment, Exploitation, Abuse and Child Abuse (PSHEA-CA).

Safeguarding: Protection from Sexual Harassment, Exploitation and Abuse (PSHEA) Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning CARE’s Nexus Approach to SRHR in Emergencies What not to do: do no harm & common mistakes What to do: Integration with other sectors

4.13 Support to host families & communities.

4.11 Housing, Land and Property and other legal assistance.

3.7 Participatory assessment approaches.

3.1 Supporting self-recovery and shelter programmes.

2.1 Gender analysis & shelter programmes.

What not to do: Do no harm and other common mistakes

4.7 Case study: Haiti earthquake, January 2010-CARE’s WASH response.

4.4 The importance of coordination and advocacy.

4.3 Response options for hygiene promotion.

4.2 Second phase response options for water and sanitation.

4.1 First phase response options for water and sanitation.

3.2 WASH checklist (adapted from Sphere).3.1 The assessment process and tools for WASH.HOW do we Monitor and Evaluate Nutrition Interventions? 6.2 CARE policy documents relevant to food and nutrition security.6.1 CARE’s emergency food and nutrition security strategy.3.4 Case study: CARE’s emergency livestock interventions in Ethiopia.3.3.7 Integration with long-term programmes.3.3.3 Design issues with common interventions.

3.3.2 Early Response: Closing the gap between early warning and response.

3.3.1 Early Warning: Triggers and decision-making.

3.2.1 Food distribution and nutritional support.

3.1 Options for food and nutrition security interventions.

2.1 Food security and response options analysis.

Supplemental feeding program proposal