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National Iodine Deficiency Disorders Control Programme

(NIDDCP)

            NIDDCP is a 100% CSS implemented in the State through its IDD cell. Nagaland was declared as one of the IDD endemic states in India with a prevalence rate of 33.4% through abase line survey in the early 1960s. State IDD cell was established in 1987 and since then IEC activities for creating awareness on the consequences of IDDs cell was established in 1987 and since then IEC activities for creating awareness on the consequences of IDDs and also importance of  consuming iodised  salt were conducted. Random survey conducted in the recent past has recorded a prevalence rate of rate of only 1% in the State showing a dramatic improvement of the IDD situation in the State.

 GOAL

-         Achieve universal access of Iodized salt

-         Generate district- wise data on iodized salt consumption and

-         Reduction in the prevalence of iodine deficiency disorder in the state to less then 10% by 2010.

 Objectives:

  1. To conduct survey to identify magnitude of problem in the State.
  2.  To produce and supply of iodize salt in place of common salt.
  3. To provide Health Education & Publicity (IEC)
  4. To undertake monitoring of the quality of iodated salt assessing urinary iodine excretion pattern and monitoring of Iodine deficiency disorder and
  5. To resurvey in goiter endemic areas after five years continuous supply of iodize salt to access the impact of control programme.

 Achievement:

            Random survey conducted has shown prevalence rate of only 1% in the state which showed a dramatic improvement of the IDD situation in the state.    

 

 

Comm & Secy, H&FW Mr. Menukhol John addresing a meeting

District level meet on IDD

Dr. Nganshimeren, Deputy Director addressing a sensitisation meet

Goitre in young adult

 

Multinodular goitre