PlatinumDay - Children are the future generation who have an important role in the survival of a nation. Although the quantity is much, but if the quality is not good, it will affect the inhibition of the progress of a country. Departing from the awareness of the importance of the young generation
as state assets, the government has imposed a Presidential Regulation
No. 42 of 2013 concerning the National Movement Acceleration Nutrition
Improvement assigned on May 24, 2013.
National
Movement Acceleration Improved Nutrition is a joint effort between the
government and society to accelerate the improvement of nutrition for
children in the first 1,000 days of life. The targets of this work program are:
- Society, especially children under two years of age, adolescents, pregnant women, and nursing mothers
- Posyandu cadres such as community, family welfare empowerment, etc.
- Universities, professional organizations, community organizations, and religious
- The central government and local governments
- Mass media
- Business world
- Non-governmental organization
Failure of children to grow optimally in 1000 the first day of life will result in growth disorders later in life. Among the disorders are short and small body, less intelligence, lower body resistance, and metabolic disorders. This will have a negative impact on performance in school, which will then be difficult for him in the world of work. In addition, he will be susceptible to various metabolic disorders,
such as diabetes, obesity, heart disease, stroke, and others.
Therefore, it is important to provide complete and balanced nutrition for children in the first 1,000 days. The first one thousand days since the fetus begins to form in the womb until he was two years old. In children who had experienced malnutrition, underdevelopment can still be pursued within this time span.
There are several targets to be achieved in 2025 by the National Movement Acceleration Nutrition Improvement. These problems include:
- Reducing the proportion of children who fail to grow (stunting) by 40%
- Lowering the number of malnourished children (wasting) of 5%
- Reduce the number of infants with low birth weight by 30%
- Ensuring that no increase in the number of children weighing more
- Lowering the proportion of women of childbearing age who suffer from anemia
- Improve the presentation mothers who exclusively breastfed for six months, at least 50%
Nutrition has a very important role in national development. By holding this government program, is expected to reduce poverty, morbidity, and mortality of children, so as to create a healthy young generation, intelligent, and productive. Let's make it happen together!
Therefore, it is important to provide complete and balanced nutrition for children in the first 1,000 days. The first one thousand days since the fetus begins to form in the womb until he was two years old. In children who had experienced malnutrition, underdevelopment can still be pursued within this time span.
There are several targets to be achieved in 2025 by the National Movement Acceleration Nutrition Improvement. These problems include:
- Reducing the proportion of children who fail to grow (stunting) by 40%
- Lowering the number of malnourished children (wasting) of 5%
- Reduce the number of infants with low birth weight by 30%
- Ensuring that no increase in the number of children weighing more
- Lowering the proportion of women of childbearing age who suffer from anemia
- Improve the presentation mothers who exclusively breastfed for six months, at least 50%
Nutrition has a very important role in national development. By holding this government program, is expected to reduce poverty, morbidity, and mortality of children, so as to create a healthy young generation, intelligent, and productive. Let's make it happen together!
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