Proyect Responsibility Social

NAME

Prevention of obesity in early childhood at school Moralba S.O in Bogota.

PROBLEM, OBJECTIVES, JUSTIFICATION

Problem

In Colombia it has a 25 % obesity in children aged 1-5 years because eating habits are not appropriate for children's health, this leads to diseases and problems in the functioning of the digestive system , which has serious consequences man , not being treated early . 's why our business plan is based on the prevention of childhood obesity, preventing serious problems with this early childhood and strengthening good eating habits.

Specific Objectives

* Teaching children aged 1-5 years, the importance of weight.

* flashbacks to children of 1-5 years the importance of good nutrition and how it intervenes to health.

* To give them good information on nutrition and food habits and schedules.

General Objectives

Raise awareness in children aged 1-5 years about the importance of eating habits in their nutritional practices because it is at this stage that your body and brain is in the process of formation and development of cognitive skills.

JUSTIFICATION

In Colombia is variable in 80% of the population suffering from obesity because it is a health problem that affects the functioning of our digestive system due to poor eating habits. They directly affect our health, leading diseases like obesity, ulcers, high blood pressure or low, etc. inflamed colon.

For this reason encourage children from 1-5 years earlier than through lectures, games and workshops on the importance of proper eating habits, nutrition in childhood and healthy food in order to avoid, reduce or improve health problems as a result of poor nutrition.

REFERENCES FRAMEWORK

Legal Framework

This framework is based on the laws that sustains our social responsibility project , which guarantees the welfare of children in learning both , according to the laws in force in Colombia on food, which are:

Principle 1: The Ministry of Social Protection of invima dare create a specialized chamber , regulating , monitoring and controlling the advertising of food and drink , with agility and efficiency criteria in performance operative , seeking the protection of health users and especially early childhood and adolescence, taking into account the provisions of the world Health organization - WHO, regarding food marketing in children (Law 1355 of 2009 )

Principle 2 : Obesity a chronic disease of public health , which is caused by direct circulatory heart disease , high cholesterol, stress, depression , hypertension, cancer , diabetes , arthritis , colon among others , all of them greatly increasing the mortality rate of Colombians (Law 1355 of 2009 )

Principle 3 : Contribute to improving the quality of life of pregnant mothers and children under 6 years classified in levels 1 , 2 and 3 of SISBEN , progressively , a joint interagency dare forcing the state to guarantee their rights to food , adequate nutrition , basic education and comprehensive health care ( law 1295 of 2009 )

Principle 4 : The Ministry of Health may require the responsible the food product advertising or promoted , testing the assertions you make in it, about the quality, origin , purity , conservation , nutrition and employment benefits of advertising products (Act 1608 of 2013 )

METHODOLOGY

Methodology

The methodology of the responsibility project social is based on the prevention of early childhood obesity, the company's sandwich moe's conduct at school presentation Moralba South East where we will continue purposes. This will be held on November 1, 2013, then carry out a series of activities in order to emphasize, support and improve the risk to obesity.

Finally we will reward children for their participation, so the motivation to achieve a healthy life.

TIMETABLE

Timeline

These activities aim to improve eating habits.

Activities Dates	Activities Dates
1.Presentation and induction (slides)	November 1, 2013
2. Plays with puppets and activities	November 5, 2013
3.video of purpose	November 6, 2013
4. conclusions and snack	November 7, 2013

DEVELOPMENT OF PROPOSAL

CONCLUSIONS