Browsing Publications CFNI by Author "Caribbean Food and Nutrition Institute"
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Workshop on the dietary management of diabetes mellitus. Selected papers
(Kingston 7, PAHO, 1981) -
Many People have Diabetes
(Kingston 7, CFNI, 1981) -
Dominica. Plan of Action for the Joint WHO/UNICEF Nutrition Support Programme
([s.l.], CFNI, 1983-12) -
Improving food and nutritional status at the community and household levels in Jamaica - a plan of action
(Kingston 7, CFNI, 1985) -
The food availability and consumption programme of CFNI: perspectives to the year 2000
(Kingston, CFNI, 1989) -
Nutrition Promotion and Protection Programme: Perspectives to the year 2000
(Kingston, CFNI, 1989) -
International Conference on Nutrition Action Plans for Dominica
(Kingston 7, CFNI, 1994) -
Meal Planning for Diabetes. 4.ed.
(Kingston, CFNI, 1994) -
Food Composition Tables for use in the English-Speaking Caribbean. 2nd ed rev.
(Kingston, CFNI, 1998) -
Food Composition Tables for use in the English-Speaking Caribbean. Supplement
(Kingston, CFNI, 2000) -
Protocol for the Nutritional Management of Obesity, Diabetes and Hypertension in the Caribbean
(s.l., PAHO, 2004)[Preface]: The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), through the Caribbean Food and Nutrition Institute (CFNI) and the Caribbean Program Coordination, has been actively promoting good nutrition practices in the Caribbean ... -
Healthy Eating for Better Living. A Manual on Nutrition and HIV/AIDS for Healthcare Workers in the Caribbean
(Kingston 7, CFNI, 2004) -
Healthy eating for better living. Keeping Healthy and Living with HIV
(Kingston 7, CFNI, 2007) -
Healthy eating for better living. Food Safety and Hygiene
(Kingston 7, CFNI, 2007) -
Healthy eating for better living. Planning a Healthy Diet
(Kingston 7, CFNI, 2007) -
Healthy eating for better living. Getting the Best from your Food and Drugs
(Kingston 7, CFNI, 2007) -
Annual Report of the Caribbean Food and Nutrition, 2008
(Kingston, CFNI, 2008)As the year 2008 ended, the world moved from the crisis of high food prices towards another crisis, equally profound, of a global economic recession. These successive crises could have major inter-generational effects on ...
