Breastfeeding Counselor and Board Member – Indonesian Breastfeeding Mothers Association (AIMI)
An active infant and young child feeding volunteer with an education background in international studies from University of Indonesia, University of Amsterdam the Netherlands, and University of Trento Italy. Having experiences in supporting education, adolescent development, maternal and child health, and breastfeeding protection. Provides technical expertise for policy analysis and program design, with long-standing advocacy engagement on the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes and national regulation of infant and young child feeding. Experienced in multi-stakeholder collaboration with government institutions, development partners, and civil society organizations.
Lianita Prawindarti (Indonesia)
1: Lianita Prawindarti (Indonesia) 2: Nabila Hanim (Singapore) Moderator: tbc
The digital era has transformed how families receive information—and how they are targeted by commercial interests. On this day, participants will explore how evolving online marketing tactics challenge the International Code, and how Southeast Asia can strengthen digital monitoring and consumer literacy. Together, we will reimagine Code implementation for the age of AI, algorithms, and influencers, ensuring that mothers and families are empowered to make informed decisions free from exploitative marketing.