Riseup Labs, in partnership with UNICEF Bangladesh, conducted several essential training programs focused on UNICEF’s Adolescent Nutrition Central Reporting System. This initiative aims to enhance the understanding and utilization of the system.
It fosters more accurate and efficient reporting on adolescent nutrition, a critical component of youth well-being and development. The participants received training with the skills and knowledge necessary to contribute to the mission of ensuring healthier and more prosperous futures for adolescents.
Training in Sylhet Division
Riseup Labs conducted the regional training session for the Adolescent Nutrition Central Reporting System project in Sylhet Division. UNICEF Bangladesh organized the session on October 25 and 26, 2023, at the Divisional Health Office of Sylhet.
The purpose of this training session was to provide thorough training to trainers who have the responsibility to demonstrate the product flow and usability to the school teachers in their assigned region (Sylhet).
Professor Md. Abdul Mannan Khan, Director, Divisional Secondary and Higher Education Office, Sylhet, Dr. Md. Harun Ur Rashid, Divisional Director (Health), Sylhet, Fani Bhusson Sarkar, MIS in charge, SDHO, Sylhet, and Nimmi Hossain, Nutrition Officer, UNICEF – Sylhet participated the training as the guest. Along with the more than 40 individuals consisting of honorable guests and project team members, also actively participated in the event.
Agenda & Sessions of the Training
The Agenda and Sessions of the training are meticulously designed to provide a structured framework for learning and engagement. These sessions are carefully curated to offer participants a comprehensive understanding of UNICEF’s Adolescent Nutrition Central Reporting System and equip them with the skills and knowledge. The Agenda and Sessions of the Training were
- Day-long training for regional trainers (Sylhet)
- Project Demonstration to honourable guests and trainers
- Feedback and improvements from users
Training in Mymensingh Division
Riseup Labs recently conducted a Divisional Level Coordination & Planning Meeting on the Adolescent Nutrition Digital Reporting System, a critical initiative organized by UNICEF Bangladesh.
This two-day training session was held on October 8 and 9, 2023, at the Divisional Health Office, Mymensingh. It aimed to enhance key participants’ capacity to utilize the system effectively.
The training was attended by esteemed participants, including Directorate of Secondary & Higher Education (DSHE) Director Prof. Md Azharul Haque, Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) Deputy Director Dr. Pradip Kumar Saha, AD Ishrat Jahan, Medical Officer of Health (Divisional Director Office) Dr. Shafiqul Islam Apu, Divisional MIS Incharge Md. Mofiz Uddin, Civil Surgeon Dr. Pronoy Kanti Das, and UNICEF Bangladesh’s Nutrition Officer Md. Alamgir and Ireen Akhter Chowdhury.
Directorate of Secondary & Higher Education (DSHE) Director Prof. Md Azharul Haque expressed his enthusiasm, saying,
This training has equipped us with valuable knowledge to utilize the Adolescent Nutrition Central Reporting System better. It is a significant step towards enhancing the effectiveness of our nutrition programs.
– Prof. Md Azharul Haque, Director, DSHE
Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) Deputy Director, Dr. Pradip Kumar Saha, shared his perspective,
The training on the Adolescent Nutrition Digital Reporting System has been immensely beneficial. It will empower us to make informed decisions for improving adolescent nutrition.
– Dr. Pradip Kumar Saha, Deputy Director, DGHS
During the two-day training session, participants were thoroughly briefed on various aspects of the Adolescent Nutrition Digital Reporting System. The topics covered included login procedures, user flow, adding students to the system, program management, tracking tablet stock, and generating essential reports.
Riseup Labs, in collaboration with UNICEF, aimed to present the system’s platform to the trainers, allowing them to explore its features and functionalities. This training was part of a broader effort to strengthen the stakeholders’ capacity in adolescent nutrition programs.
Training in Dhaka Division
Team Riseup Labs has successfully conducted Training on Adolescent Nutrition Digital Platform Reporting, Analysis & Use for Program Quality Improvement. The training program participants shared their ideas and learned the use of the Adolescent Nutrition Central Reporting System.
The Training on the Adolescent Nutrition Digital Platform was held on Thursday, 9th February 2023, at the Shaheed Tajuddin Ahmad Medical College Hospital, Gazipur, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Dr. Md. Alamgir, Nutrition Officer, Dhaka and Mymensingh Divisions, and Shahjahan Kabir, Nutrition Consultant and Aysha Siddika Maria, Urban Nutrition Coordinator of UNICEF Bangladesh, Rebeka Sultana, Gazipur District Education officer, Naziba Jillur Rafa, Master Trainer, CCTN, IPHN, Mohakhali, Dhaka and Dr. Jakia Sultana, MOCS, Civil Surgeon Office, Gazipur participated in the training.
Purpose of the Training
The training’s main purpose was to equip trainers with the skills and knowledge required to use the Adolescent Nutrition Central Reporting System effectively. By familiarizing the participants with this system, the training aimed to empower them to contribute to improved adolescent nutrition reporting and, in turn, adolescents’ overall health and development.
Benefits of the Training
This training provided participants with valuable insights into the digital reporting system’s functionalities, enabling them to make informed decisions and streamline their efforts in adolescent nutrition management. It aimed to improve the overall coordination, planning, and reporting processes.
Outcomes of the Training
The training successfully provided trainers with a comprehensive understanding of the Adolescent Nutrition Digital Reporting System, both on the web and app platforms. This knowledge equips them to navigate and utilize the system effectively, contributing to enhancing adolescent nutrition programs.
The participants learned how to analyze and use the app for program quality improvement. They also gave some feedback on the app and training. Outcomes of this training were:
- Thorough Training was Provided to Trainers
- Valuable User Feedback and Insights were Collected
- Issues and Improvements were Addressed in Real-Time
Conclusion
The collaboration between Riseup Labs and UNICEF in conducting training on the Adolescent Nutrition Digital Reporting System demonstrates a shared commitment to improving adolescent nutrition. Equipping the Clients and the User with the knowledge and tools to utilize the system effectively is a significant step toward achieving this objective.
Riseup Labs’ Other Workshop and Training
Riseup Labs is committed to conducting professional development workshops and training programs. Beyond its core operations, Riseup Labs actively provides training for its clients and partner companies in a variety of skill-building sessions to enhance both technical expertise and soft skills. By offering a training program or workshop, Riseup Labs ensures that its clients are well-equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in the ever-evolving landscape of technology and innovation.
Training on Adolescent Nutrition Reporting System FAQs
Frequently asked questions about training on the Adolescent Nutrition Central Reporting System. Here is the list of frequently asked questions answered about the training. If you have any additional questions about the project, Riseup Labs.
The purpose of the training was to familiarize participants with the UNICEF Adolescent Nutrition Central Reporting System, enhancing their capacity to manage adolescent nutrition programs effectively.
The training covered various topics, including login procedures, user flow, adding students to the system, program management, tablet stock tracking, and reporting.
Trainers gained a comprehensive understanding of the Adolescent Nutrition Digital Reporting System on the web and app platforms. It equips them to use the system effectively for improving adolescent nutrition programs.
This page was last edited on 20 December 2023, at 12:07 pm
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