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The Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN) This publication was made possible through the support provided to the Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project (FANTA) by the Office of Health, Infectious Disease and Nutrition of the Bureau for Global Health at the U.S Agency for International Development (USAID), under terms of Cooperative Agreement No. HRN-A-00-98-00046- 00 awarded to the Academy for Educational Development (AED). The opinions expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID. Editorial team Deirdre Handy Marie McGrath Jeremy Shoham Rupert Gill Design Orna O’Reilly/ Big Cheese Design.com Website Jon Berkeley Contributors for this issue Obie C. Porteous Jeremy Shoham Navarro-Colorado Stéphanie Laquière Muriele Therry Carmelo Gallard Ana Estela González SC UK Mike Golden Steve Collins Thanks for the photographs to: Nadine Ezard Janice Setser Stéphanie Laquière Rupert Gill MSF Holland SC UK UNHCR On the cover Taking a break from cotton picking. Janice Setser, Tajikistan, 2003 Field Exchange supported by: 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 ex-change of field level experiences is central to ENN activities. The Team Jeremy Shoham (Field Exchange technical editor) and Marie McGrath (Field Exchange production/assistant editor) are both ENN directors. Rupert Gill is ENN administrator and project coordinator, based in Oxford. Dan George is the ENN finance assistant, working part-time in Oxford. The Emergency Nutrition Network is a company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital. Registered in England and Wales number: 4889844 Registered address: Unit 13, Standingford House, Cave Street, Oxford, OX4 1BA, UK ENN Directors: Jeremy Shoham, Marie McGrath. 27
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