Re: [pronut-hiv]Topic 1: "Promising Approaches in Nutrition and HIV, ..."

["doreen bwisa" <dottymetty@yahoo.com>]

Dr mwadime,
I am very interested in gettig some more insight in this topic of integrating nutrition into HIV/AIDS care. Sir, would you advise me on which area i can write a PHD proposal since im an aspirig PHD student but i have no topic of reseaerch in mind, but i think something to do with integrating nutrition into HIV/AIDS care will do.

  Thank you a lot in advance

  Doreen bwisa

Kaviiri Dentons <kdentons@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
  
This is a very important topic for discussion
especially given the current situation where food
supply is dwindling day by day world-wide. 

Dr Mwadime, I would be most grateful if you could guide me on
which are the most appropriate 'the measurable food
security indicators' one would consider in a food
security study, and where I can access such
information from.

Kaviiri Dentons
Member, UGAN


--- Eleonore Seumo wrote:

> Discussions on selected topics on food
> security/nutrition and HIV/AIDS start on May 15th,
> 2008
> 
> Topic: "Promising Approaches in Nutrition and HIV,
> Country Experience with Nutrition-HIV Integration" 
> Facilitator: Dr Robert Mwadime 
> 
> Dr Robert Mwadime works with FANTA/AED as the
> Regional senior nutrition and HIV/AIDS advisor. He
> worked for LINKAGES/AED before then. Dr Mwadime
> comes from an Academic background having been a
> lecturer at the University of Nairobi, at the
> Applied Nutrition Unit. Currently he also lectures
> at Makerere University at the Department of Food
> Technology and Nutrition. He provided TA to couple
> of countries in East and Southern Africa in
> development of guidelines and materials on Nutrition
> and HIV/AIDS, and also in materials to support
> counseling, and training. He is working with
> USAID/EA, WHO and UNICEF/ESARO to organize a
> regional meeting on monitoring and evaluation of the
> integration of nutrition in HIV/AIDS care and
> treatment programs.
> 
> Please note that your questions and messages on food
> security/nutrition and HIV are still welcome in
> parallel with the discussion on selected topics. 
> 
> Eleonore Seumo,
> ProNut-HIV moderator
>