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Invite to submit material to Field Exchange
Many people underestimate the value of their individual field experiences and
how sharing them can benefit others working in the field. At ENN, we are keen
to broaden the scope of individuals and agencies that contribute material for
publication and to continue to reflect current field activities and experiences
in emergency nutrition.
Many of the articles you see in Field Exchange begin as a few lines in an email
or an idea shared with us. Sometimes they exist as an internal report that
hasn’t been shared outside an agency. The editorial team at Field Exchange
can support you in write-up and help shape your article for publication.
To get started, just drop us a line. Ideally, send us (in less than 500 words) your
ideas for an article for Field Exchange, and any supporting material, e.g. an
agency report. Tell us why you think your field article would be of particular
interest to Field Exchange readers. If you know of others who you think should
contribute, pass this on – especially to government staff and local NGOs who
are underrepresented in our coverage.
Send this and your contact details to:
Marie McGrath, Sub-editor/Field Exchange,
email: marie@ennonline.net
Mail to: ENN, 32 Leopold Street, Oxford, OX4 1TW, UK.
Tel: +44 (0)1865 324996 Fax: +44 (0)1865 324997
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If you are not the named recipient of this Field Exchange copy, keep it or pass
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Editorial team
Jeremy Shoham
Marie McGrath
Deirdre Handy
Design
Orna O’Reilly/Big
Cheese Design.com
Contributors for this issue
Jeff Feldmesser
Hedwig Deconinck
Mark Myatt
Ernest Guevarra
Saul Guerrero
Anne Walsh
Sandra Mutuma
Philip James
Andrew Seal
Sarah Style
Abigail Perry
Jessica Meeker
Melody Tondeur
Jose Luis Alvarez
Moran
Brian Mac Domhnaill
Saul Guerrero
Bernardette Cichon
Jan Komrska
Naomi Cosgrove
Jane Earland
Aurélie Rozet
Thanks for the pictures to:
Nune Mangasaryan
Bernadette Cichon
Pushpa Acharya
Jose Luis Alvarez Moran
Allison Shelley
WFP photo library
UNICEF photo library
FAO photo library
Save the Children UK
Concern Worldwide
Jenny Aker
Patrick Webb
Sandra Mutuma
Rachel Bezner Kerr
Melody Tondeur
Cover
Office Support
Katherine Kaye
Matt Todd
Thom Banks
Website
Phil Wilks
Mathias Grossiord
Cecile Salpeteur
Jean-Pierre Papart
Abimbola Lagunju
Pushpa Acharya
Eric Kenefick
Kate A. Greenaway
Elizabeth C. Jere
Milika E. Zimba
Cassim Masi
Beatrice Mazinza
Kawana
Lola Gostelow
Tamsin Walters
Leisel Talley
Carlos Navarro-
Colorado
Andy Featherstone
Mara Nwayo
Jennifer Martin
Marko Kerac
Hilary Heine
María Pérez Negro
Bruno Spada/MDS
Araceli Rey
Abigail Perry
Jan Komrska
Kate Sadler
Patrick Webb
Jean-Pierre Papart
Naomi Cosgrove
Gwyneth Coates
Kate A. Greenaway
Leisel Talley
Carlos Navarro-Colorado
Brid Kennedy
Jennifer Martin
Front: Goma Issune, a recipient at the mobile cash
transfer programme. © Concern Worldwide, Niger, 2010
Back: Amaram Moussa, mobile cash transfer recipient,
© Concern Worldwide, Niger, 2010
The opinions reflected in Field Exchange
articles are those of the authors and do
not necessarily reflect those of their
agency (where applicable).
Field Exchange
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The Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN)
grew out of a series of interagency meetings focusing on food and
nutritional aspects of emergencies. The meetings were hosted by
UNHCR and attended by a number of UN agencies, NGOs, donors
and academics. The Network is the result of a shared commitment
to improve knowledge, stimulate learning and provide vital
support and encouragement to food and nutrition workers
involved in emergencies. The ENN officially began operations in
November 1996 and has widespread support from UN agencies,
NGOs, and donor governments. The network aims to improve
emergency food and nutrition programme effectiveness by:
• providing a forum for the exchange of field level experiences
• strengthening humanitarian agency institutional memory
• keeping field staff up to date with current research and
evaluation findings
• helping to identify subjects in the emergency food and
nutrition sector which need more research.
The main output of the ENN is a tri-annual publication, Field
Exchange, which is devoted primarily to publishing field level
articles and current research and evaluation findings relevant to
the emergency food and nutrition sector.
The main target audience of the publication are food and nutrition
workers involved in emergencies and those researching this area.
The reporting and exchange of field level experiences is central to
ENN activities. ENNs five year strategy (2010-2015) is available at
www.ennonline.net
The Team
Thom Banks is the
ENN's Desk
Operations Officer
and provides logistical
and project support
to the ENN team.
Phil Wilks
(www.fruitysolutions.com)
manages ENN’s website.
Jeremy Shoham (Editor),
Marie McGrath (Sub-editor)
and Carmel Dolan are ENN
Technical Directors.
Katherine Kaye is
the part-time
administration
assistant at the
ENN.
Chloe Angood is a nutritionist working part-time
with ENN on a number of projects and supporting
Human Resources.
Matt Todd is the ENN
financial manager,
overseeing the ENN
accounting systems,
budgeting and
financial reporting.
Orna O’ Reilly
designs and
produces all of
ENN’s publications.
The Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN) is a registered charity in the UK
(charity registration no: 1115156) and a company limited by guarantee and
not having a share capital in the UK (company registration no: 4889844).
Registered address: 32, Leopold Street, Oxford, OX4 1TW, UK. ENN
Directors/Trustees: Marie McGrath, Jeremy Shoham, Bruce Laurence, Nigel
Milway, Victoria Lack, Arabella Duffield
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