BMS Code

This FAQ document aims to provide health workers with information on their specific roles and responsibilities in protecting breastfeeding.

These reports provide information on the status of implementing the Code in and by countries.

This brief summarizes key provisions in the Bangladesh BMS Act and the roles and responsibilities of key actors to prevent unethical marketing.

This is the Collective's Advocacy Guidance Brief for the implementation of the International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes.

The aggressive marketing of breastmilk substitutes creates a major barrier to breastfeeding. Join us in protecting families from these commercial pressures.

Calling on manufacturers and distributors of breastmilk substitutes, investors and governments to help millions of children get the best start in life.

These reports provide information on the status of implementing the Code in and by countries.

This comprehensive e-learning course has been prepared in order to reach as many people as possible in a cost-effective and sustained manner.

This Information Note describes the rationale for the WHO’s interpretation of the definition of breastmilk substitutes

This series of three webinars is part of the ARCH International BMS Code Toolkit.