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Origin
and nature of the Nestlé Nutrition Fund (NNF): twelve years
promoting nutrition
Organization
and operation
The
Nestlé Nutrition Fund (NNF) is an arm of FUNSALUD. Its
organization, financial support, and operational structure have
allowed it to achieve outstanding results in its activities. The
NNF is formed by a Technical Committee and a Scientific Division.
The Technical Committee’s
The
NNF is constituted by a Technical Committee and a Coordinating
instance. The Committee combines three types of experience: corporate,
philanthropic, and academic. It includes the following personalities:
Nestlé México, S.A. de C.V.
Nestle Mexico
Mr. Juan Carlos Marroquín. Executive President
Fundación Mexicana para la Salud
Mexican Health Foundation
Dr. Guillermo Soberón. President Emeritus
Fundación Mexicana para la Salud
Mexican Health Foundation
Dr. Manuel Ruiz de Chávez. Executive President
Consejería Internacional de Empresas
International Council of Companies
Mr. José Represas. Director in Chief
Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Médicas y Nutrición
Salvador Zubirán
Salvador Zubirán National Institute of Medical Sciences
and Nutrition
Dr. Fernando Gabilondo Navarro. Director in Chief
Academia Mexicana de Pediatría
Mexican Academy of Pediatrics
Dr. Silvestre Frenk. Researcher at the National Institute of Pediatrics
Nestlé México, S.A. de C.V.
Nestle Mexico
Lic. Luis Carlos Delgado. Sub-Director of the Strategic Nutrition
Infant Business Unit
Nestlé México, S.A. de C.V.
Nestle Mexico
Lic. Jorge Arévalo. NNF's member.
Nestlé Nutrition Fund
Dr. Pedro Arroyo Acevedo. Scientific
Coordinator
The Technical Committee’s functions are:
1.
Define the NNF’s general policy.
2. Establish its priorities and lines of action.
3. Evaluate the organization’s budget and monitor its
spending.
4. Manage the organization’s financial resources.
5. Generate political and institutional support, both public
and private, for implementation of the programs.
Scientific Division
The
NNF’s scientific division and implementation of its programs
are supervised by Dr. Pedro Arroyo Acevedo. The division’s
main functions are:
1.
Designing and implementing short-and medium-term programs in
each line of action.
2. Monitoring programs and estimating their impact.
3. Raising additional funding and generating political and institutional
support for program development.
4. Fomenting communication, exchange, and constructive criticism
among researchers.
5. Convening researchers to propose projects related to common
themes and organize coordinated funding efforts.
Mail us:
Dr. Pedro
Arroyo Acevedo
Coordinator of the NNF
Fundación Mexicana para la Salud
Periférico Sur 4809
Col. El arenal Tepepan
C.P. 14610
México D.F.
Tel. 525-6559011
Fax. 525-6558211
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