INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON FOOD AND NUTRITION (ISFAN) 2015

FOOD AND NUTRITION FOR SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

Balai Kartini, Jakarta, 3^rd-5^th June 2015

 

BACKGROUND

One of the challenges facing by the global community today is malnutrition (under- and over-nutrition). This problem is not merely among the lower socio-economic group but also among the upper middle socio-economic group, which mostly live in Asian and African countries. Malnutrition affects people health and well-being by infecting negatively on imune system, human physical and cognitive development; increasing suscepbility to communicable and non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Restricting the attainment of human potential and reducing productivity as well as poses a high burden in the form of social and economic consequences to individual, families, communities and nations.

Currently, as much as 63% of deaths caused by NCDs. Every year there are nearly 9 million people die caused by NCDs. Actually NCDs are preventable through better diet and lifestyle; they should be prevented to minimize the negative impacts.

In addition, climate change such as global warming is also the challenge. Climate change affects agricultural productivity that result in decreased food availability and safety, which lead to increase food prices and decrease food quality. Climate change also affects the environmental conditions such as poor water quality and sanitation, which is related to the of infectious diseases. Both low food availability and poor environmental condition will negatively effect on food and nutritio security status of the community.

These above problems should be eliminated through applying both appropriate sciences and innovations needed for prevention, promotion, and medication of the problems. For this purpose, a coheren food and nutrition policies and programs, which benefit to society in terms of social, economic, and environment (holistic approach) is required.

One of the ten commitments of the Rome Declaration on Nutrition (RDN) of the Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2, 2014), is improve nutrition by strengthening human and institutional capacities to address all forms of malnutritions through, inter alia, relevant scientific and socio-economic, research and development, innovation, and transfer of appropriate technologist on mutuali agreed terms and conditions. The RDN also commit to strengthen an facilitated contribution and action by all stakeholders to improve nutrition and promot collaboration with in an across countries.

Based on the above considerations the Food and Nutrition Society of Indonesia (PERGIZI PANGAN Indonesia) as nutrition and food experts association, in collaboration with Association of Nutrition Higher Education of Indonesia (AIPGI) will organize “International Symposium on Food and Nutrition (ISFAN) for Sustainable Health and Well-Being” in Balai Kartini, Jakarta, Indonesia.

OBJECTIVES

1. To disseminate current issues, sciences and innovations on food and nutrition
2. To learn success stories and challenges of food and nutrition programs.
3. To maintain nutrition professional and nutrition higher education networkings.

PARTICIPANTS

Nutrition, health and food professionals, practitioners, professors, researchers, program managers and implementers, as well as students are welcome to participate in this symposium and seminar.

DATE AND PLACE

Wednesday – Friday, 3^rd – 6^th June 2015 at Balai Kartini, Jakarta, Indonesia. The program started from 7.30 am and ended at 17.30 pm every day.

 

PROGRAM

The program of “International Symposium on Food and Nutrition (ISFAN) for Sustainable Health and Well-Being” consists one day (3^rd June) for six parallel sessions and following by two days plenary sessions on 4^th-5^th June 2015. The second day (4^th June) is for keynote address and five plenary sessions; and the third day (5^th June) is for keynotes addresss and five plenary sessions. On Saturday of 6^th June will be designed for foreign participants for a one day field trip to Indonesian Miniatur Garden (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah-TMII). This trip will design only for at least 20 participants with additional cost. Full of program can be viewed and downloaded here: http://1drv.ms/1HEI858.

 

SPEAKERS

1. The First Day of ISFAN program consist of Exhibition, Inspiring Lecture and the Six (6) Parallel Sessions. About a hundred selected abstracs will be presented in the six parallel sessions. The six parallel sessions are: 1) Biochemistry, nutrigenomics and dietetics 2) Physical activity, nutrition and well-being 3) Dietary pattern and nutrition education 4) Food safety, quality and service 5) Food and nutrition programs experiences and 6) Food security and food policy.
2. The Second Day of ISFAN program is the Plenary Sessions. This plenary sessions started with a keynote speaker from Minister of Health of RI. Then, it is continued by five plenary sessions. The speakers in this program include President IUNS (International Union of Nutritional Sciences), Experts and Researchers related to Food and Nutrition from Universities, Research Centers and Private Sectors, and Program Managers related to Food and Nutrition, from Public and Private Sectors.
3. The Third Day of ISFAN program is the Plenary Sessions. This plenary sessions started with a keynote speaker from Minister of Agriculture of RI. Then, it is continued by five plenary sessions. The speakers in this program include President FANS (Federation of Asian Nutrition Societies), Head of Food and Drug Control Agency, Coordinator and Members of SEA PHN-South East Asia-Public Health Nutrition Network, Experts and Researchers related to Food and Nutrition from Universities, Research Centers and Private Sectors, and Program Managers related to Food and Nutrition, from Public and Private Sectors.

 

CALL FOR ABSTRACT

Abstract (maximum 300 word) from current researches and program experiences on nutrition and food be submitted through online in bit.ly/regisfan2015. The accepted abstract will be presented orally in the four parallel sessions. The guideline for the abstract submission is available on bit.ly/guidelinesisfan2015. Deadline for abstract submission is on 2^nd March 2015 and announcement of selected abstract is on 9^th March 2015.

 

PAPER AND PRESENTATION GUIDELINES

The authors declared abstract has been accepted shall deliver paper with a guide can be viewed and downloaded here: http://1drv.ms/1EFTfEL presentation and send files in the guide can be viewed and downloaded here: http://1drv.ms/19kZRQ4. The deadline of submission of full paper and file of presentation at 2^nd May 2015.

 

REGISTRATION

Registration form and online registration guideline for the symposium is available in bit.ly/regisfan2015

Deadline	International Participant	Private Sector	Local Participant	International Student	Local Student
Early Registration	2nd March	US$ 200	IDR 2.500.000	IDR 1.000.000	US$ 50	IDR 250.000
Late Registration	24th April	US$ 400	IDR 5.000.000	IDR 2.000.000	US$ 150	IDR 750.000

Registration fee can be pay to BNI Bank account number : 0290031536 of Bank BNI, Branch of Kampus IPB Dramaga, West Java, Indonesia with Swift Code/IBAN : BNINIDJA after you fill full this form. Confirmation after payment needed in this link bit.ly/confirmisfan2015

Registration fee include:

1. A trip to Beautifull Indonesia Miniatur Garden (TMII) on 6th June (international participant only)
2. Enjoy cultural performances
3. Lunch and snacks for three days
4. Visit the Food and Nutrition Exhibition
5. International Scientific Symposium
6. A chance to be an oral presenter at the paralel session on 3rd June
7. Certificate of participation
8. ISFAN kits

 

EXHIBITION

Public and private sectors are welcome to participate in the exhibition on food and nutrition products and services. The exhibitions open every day from 7.30 am to 17.30 pm during the ISFAN, 3^rd – 5^th June 2015. Further information for the exhibition please contact: dpp.pergizi@gmail.com, phone: +62251 8628 304, Nazhif +62821 2362 4308.

 

ORGANIZER

This symposium organized by the Food and Nutrition Society of Indonesia (PERGIZI PANGAN Indonesia), an adhering body of IUNS, FANS and SEA-PHN for Indonesia; in collaboration with Association of Nutrition Higher Education of Indonesia (AIPGI).

 

SECRETARIATE

Third Floor, Department of Community Nutrition, Bogor Agricultural University (GM FEMA IPB) Dramaga Campus, Bogor. Email: dpp.pergizi@gmail.com, Phone: +62251 8628 304, Web: www.pergizi.org, Twitter: @PERGIZI, Facebook: facebook.com/PERGIZI